The current Switch has its Joy-Con controllers attach by sliding through a railing on the side until a locking mechanism clicks them into place. Owners then press a very (very) small black button on ...

Similar to the first iteration of Joy-Cons, hitting a dedicated button will detach the controller. It's not entirely clear ...

A separate video from Nintendo's Switch 2 first-look trailer highlights how the Joy-Con controllers will easily disconnect from the console.

Nintendo’s short video offers a closer look at the Switch 2 Joy-Con, showcasing how the controller works and attaches to the ...

The Switch's producer was "particularly excited" about the idea at the time, but it didn't work well enough back then ...

However, a video does show off the large button on the back of the new Joy-Cons on the official Nintendo Switch 2 website.

Nintendo had the idea of using magnets to attach Joy-Cons to the original Switch, but couldn't get it to work.

After months of rumors and leaks, the Nintendo Switch 2 - as well as a a new 'Mario Kart' game - has finally made its public ...

A video on Nintendo’s Switch 2 website shows how the trigger (or is it a button?) on the back of the Joy-Con controllers ...

Nintendo has finally released some details and a sneak peek trailer for their upcoming console, a sequel to the mega-popular Swi ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 was revealed recently in a short video that also gave us our first glimpse at Mario Kart 9— or whatever the new Mario Kart game is titled. It’s a good-looking gaming system, with ...

It turns out that chunky button on the back of the Joy-Cons, positioned just beneath the ZR/ZL triggers, is what you’ll push to detach the controllers. While we obviously haven’t gotten our hands on ...