Newly surfaced high-quality images appear to show off one of the new Joy-Cons for the unannounced Nintendo Switch 2.

Leaked photos of the Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Con have some convinced that the new controller will double as a mouse.

An unusual leak for the Switch 2 reminds players of the SNES era, and might open unexpected new doors for the upcoming console.

That's fantastic value for a $50 wireless controller with both 2.4GHz and Bluetooth connections and a dedicated Nintendo Switch mode to boot. Not only that, but you're getting Hall effect thumbsticks and triggers as well as swappable faceplates for different design options as well.

A couple of photos of an alleged Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Con have appeared online. They show a more rounded controller that could well be attached via magnets rather than plastic clips. The Nintendo Switch 2 must be due an announcement soon, considering the amount of leaks and product images that seem to be making their way onto the 'net.

All Known So Far About the Joy-Con Leak For some time now, there have been numerous rumors circulating about the Nintendo Switch 2, sparking

A recent hardware analysis made by "Digital Foundry" reveals what we can expect from the Switch 2 in terms of performance. Which games could possibly run on the new console, and how much better than the current Switch console is it actually?

At this point, I'm convinced that Nintendo fans might spontaneously combust if we don't get any official Switch 2 news at some point soon, because yet another leaked image has apparently surfaced online,

Nintendo announced it would share details of the successor to the Switch by the end of the fiscal year, in other words before the end of March 2025. Speculation and rumours have been in overdrive since then with a handful of official announcements scattered in between them all.

The Nintendo Switch 2 leaks continue, and this time we may have information on one of the big games we'll be playing on the console whenever it does end up launching

The 11-inch handheld PC console brings extra-large competition to the rumoured Nintendo Switch 2 – which, while not yet official, is expected to don an 8-inch display. It could be that 2025 is set to be a major year for handheld gaming.