Nintendo's upcoming Switch 2, releasing on June 5, features the new Joy-Con 2 charging grip and Pro Controller that include customizable GL and GR buttons. These buttons are designed to enhance player customization by allowing them to map these buttons to various actions for individual games. This personalization can be adjusted in a quick settings menu during gameplay. The pricing for the controllers is set at $40 for the grip and $84 for the Pro Controller. Despite retaining a similar appearance to the original, Nintendo claims the Switch 2's hardware has been entirely redeveloped, with a price tag of $450 likely influencing sales.
The new Joy-Con 2 charging grip and Pro Controller for Switch 2 feature customizable GL and GR buttons that can be mapped per game, enhancing gameplay flexibility.
Players can customize the GL and GR buttons on the new controllers, making them function like any other button, with options saved for future gaming sessions.
The Switch 2 will retail for $450, a significant price increase, and is expected to launch on June 5, though preorders are currently unavailable.
Nintendo claims the Switch 2's hardware is built from the ground up, even though it appears similar to the original model, indicating design improvements.
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