Nintendo is always trying to find ways to improve the Switch experience, and the latest attempt at this goal has been discovered. Nintendo has filed a patent for a hinged Joy-Con controller. This will allow you to move them more freely, and it even works when they are docked with the Switch console itself. The patent came with a bunch of images, so we’ve included them all in a gallery for you down below.
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Oh, now this is interesting!
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I agree. Maybe on the next version of the switch. Within 1 or 2 years
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Switch XL?
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somebody 3D render this please
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But..but… why ?
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They’re already fragile enough from before… and what application is that meant for? I can’t even–
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Iβm trying to imagine what that would feel like with the current joycons and itβs just weird..
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Yeah, I get it’s probably to get a better grip, or they’re making stuff for people that can’t use a controller the conventional way, but… this doesn’t seem the right way to do it xD Who knows though?
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Looks like we are gonna find out more about this soon.
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I’m not actually convinced that these are any more comfortable to hold, but won’t know without testing them.
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I agree, it looks like would force you to put your palms on top of the direction buttons of something.
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What an idea. Lets take the very expensive, extremely fragile controllers we’re already facing legal troubles over, and add another point where they can break.
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Fantastic idea.
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Says the one that lied about Pikmin 4 nearly completed. Back in 2015.
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