Nintendo’s next console, Switch 2will come out Prices start at $450 on June 5. The console is roughly the same in appearance, but both the system and the controller have been greatly improved.
The Switch 2 will have new Joy-Cons and a new Pro controller. Both have new features, unlike the original switch version, and are expensive.
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Joy-Cons 2
The Switch 2’s new controller (called Joy-Cons 2) looks a lot like the original Joy-Con in the first switch, but there are some slight differences in appearance and a large new feature.
First, the new Joy-Cons are magnetic, rather than having tracks to slide on and off the console. Now, the magnet lets Joy-Cons reach the side. These are powerful magnets, but there is a release button to get out quickly. HD Rumble 2 can also improve Rumble functionality. This feature will provide the game with a more complex rumble mode.
Now, the simulation stick is bigger and has more players with big thumbs up. The L and R buttons are longer, while the SL and SR buttons are larger in size.
The wristband will be used for the Joy-Cons 2. These belts extend it to the joy device so that it holds it to your hands when using the motion controls.
Joy-Cons 2 works like a mouse.
The biggest new feature of Joy-Con 2 is the mouse controls. Each can be placed on a flat surface and function like a computer mouse. It still allows motion controls when using Joy-Con 2 as the mouse.
Switch 2 Pro Controller
Pro Controllers are sold separately and designed in a more traditional way, similar to controllers on Xbox and PlayStation consoles. according to Q&A From the team that designed the Switch 2, Pro Controller was built from scratch.
Some changes to the Switch 2 Pro controller are subtle, such as the simulated stick is quieter and smoother, which the team calls it a “smooth slide stick.” Professionals have thinner grip handles that provide more space for fingers.
An interesting change is the inclusion of the audio jack. Now, if players want to not bother others during the game, they can plug in their headphones.
Switch the audio jack of 2 Pro Controller.
The Switch 2 Pro Controller will also find two extra buttons on the Joy-Con 2. These buttons GL and GR can be assigned to any button input the player wants, whether it is during the game or the importance of using it as a capture button, so the player does not have to remove his thumb from the simulation stick.
Both Joy-Cons 2 and Pro Controller will provide GameChat with a new C-Button. This allows up to 12 players to communicate with each other, which is an upgrade from the original switch without this option, requiring a Phone Application Conduct voice chat. GameChat also allows screen sharing to be shared with groups, and has a separate camera for video chat.
The Joy-Cons 2 costs $90, while the Switch 2 Pro controller costs $80. Both will be launched on June 5 with Switch 2.
