Leaked Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Con Images Reveal New Design

If you are keeping up on all Switch 2 news then you will be happy to know that there have been fresh images with potential new Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Con controller images online. Posted on the Nintendo Switch 2 subreddit by u/SwordfishAgile3472, these images provide a good look at the side and rear of the controller. The images reveal a far cleaner color scheme, as well as quite a few deviations from the design of the current controller, including more heavily pronounced shoulder buttons and other small changes.

Leaked Images of Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Con Reveal New Design Features Ahead of Official Launch

While we can’t verify the authenticity of these images just yet, they come off as real, due to the detail and the serial number. This serial number would be pretty hard for a leaker to fake if Nintendo chose to look into things, a process that adds even more legitimacy to the leaks. You are all right on top of things, like leaks related to news about the Nintendo Switch (albeit it has yet to be officially referred to as that, by the official sources of Nintendo itself) have appeared online as we only begin 2024.

Images of the console’s motherboard made the rounds just days ago, fueling rampant speculation regarding the T239 chip at its heart. These pictures examined by professionals and information specialists are trying to interpret the chip’s production approach. Additionally, a patent submitted by Nintendo this week further backs up long-running speculation that the Nintendo Switch 2 will support NVIDIA DLSS upscaling, which has seen a significant amount of back-and-forth debate among fans and industry figures.

While Nintendo hasn’t formally announced the Switch 2, these leaks and patents have provided a useful glimpse at the system’s potential hardware and performance upgrades. Though we officially know little about the overall specs, the unofficial looks at the console’s design and features have struck a chord with Nintendo fans everywhere and plenty are no doubt chomping at the bit for more details surrounding the forthcoming hardware.

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