If you have not already noticed, the Switch 2 controllers (including the new Joy-CON and PRO controller) will again use digital triggers. The explanation of this decision has now discovered Nintendo.
During a recent interview with Venturebeat, Nintendo's hardware runs Kouiichi Kawamoto and Tetsuya Sasaki they admitted that they were dealing with some “very cheeky developers”, and the team himself also felt a “current entry” was a better option. Here's a full exchange:
Why did you decide against the analog buttons for the shoulder on Joycons and Pro controller?
Sasaki: From the hardware side, we worked on what we asked to do. There were many, say, very confused developers around us who wanted to go to this route. That's why we went the way we made.
Kawamoto: In terms of analog buttons on the shoulders, there are positive and negatives. Lose a little moment when they are analog. We considered it and decided that instant entry would be a better option. So we decided to move forward with this decision.
PlayStation, Xbox and Valve's Steamdeck use analog triggers, and this type of entrance is often a preferred choice for selected genres like Racing Games.
Although Switch 2 Joy-Con and Pro Controllers habit It contains these types of triggers, Nintendo releases Gamecube controller again – with certain titles in the Gamecube library using its analog buttons for the shoulder.
Nintendo also confirmed that Switch 2 Joy-Con will not Effect Effect Effect Effect, but his PRO controller audit now includes an audio connection.
