The Switch 2 will replace the physical rail system of the switch with a magnetic port where Joy-Con 2 “Snap” is in place.
Nintendo has already stated that he wanted this new design to be fastened with “firmly” controllers to avoid any “statue” – so how strong these magnets are? The IGN people have recently put it for the test and as you can see in the video below, they seem to be quite strong:
Of course, these demo units are all brand new, so it will be interesting to see how systems are kept after some wear. As Nintendo showed earlier, to separate Joy-Con 2 from the main panel, on the back of the controller there is a release button that you need to press lightly.
Nintendo: “Separate the controller easily by pressing the release button on the back”
In some other news of the Switch 2, Nintendo revealed his new controllers habit Use Effect Halls or Analog Decatches.
