Random: This Switch-Compatible Pad Has Hall Effect Triggers, TMR Sticks & A Very Cool Button-Transforming Trick But will it work with Switch 2? by PJ O'Reilly Thu 29th May 2025 Watch on YouTube ...

However, the Switch 2’s Charging Grip, at $34.99, is cheaper than the Pro Controller, which costs $79.99, so the grip is a more affordable way to try out those new buttons.

I’m calling on Switch 2 accessory makers to craft a Joy-Con 2 shell that covers up the C button. I know many of you are cranking away on readying accessories for the June 5 launch day, so I hope ...

Prior to the Switch 2 's official unveiling, one of the biggest unanswered questions about the console was what the heck the C button was for. Now we know it's for the console's new GameChat feature.

The C button first appeared as a new, unmarked Joy-Con button during the Switch 2 reveal back in January. Speculation as to its purpose began immediately. Most thought about functionality first ...

The official C button teaser That’s why it wasn’t surprising to see Nintendo teas the Switch 2 with a new clip on Tuesday. The focus on that mysterious new button was surprising. The teaser ...

The fact that Nintendo gave the button its own teaser only makes the mystery of the C button more intriguing, but it won't be long until we find out definitively what it does during the Switch 2 ...

The mysterious C button was revealed in leaks months ago, so it wasn’t quite that surprising. But Nintendo did go out of their way to hide the C from the button in the official reveal trailer ...

When Nintendo first teased the existence of the upcoming Switch 2 in January, some keen-eyed gamers noticed an extra button on the right Joy-Con that had no label. There was a Capture button and a ...

Reports of a Switch 2 'C' button first emerged prior to Nintendo's official reveal, with various leaks indicating it would be situated below the 'home' button on the console's right-hand Joy-Con.

What's interesting is that the app store listing may have inadvertently revealed the mysterious and much-rumored "C" button that is supposed to be on the right-side Joy-Con controller, thanks to VGC.

A new Nintendo patent suggests that Nintendo Switch 2 (or some future console) may be able to predict what button you're going to press. Here's what we know.