Leaked photos of the Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Con have some convinced that the new controller will double as a mouse.

Following the appearance of alleged images of the Nintendo Switch 2’s internals, fresh images allegedly showing the next-generation console’s Joy-Con have appeared online. The images, which show a left Joy-Con,

All Known So Far About the Joy-Con Leak For some time now, there have been numerous rumors circulating about the Nintendo Switch 2, sparking

Newly surfaced high-quality images appear to show off one of the new Joy-Cons for the unannounced Nintendo Switch 2.

Last month, a report emerged claiming that Nintendo's upcoming system will in fact be called Switch 2. Apparently the hybrid system will utilize magnetic Joy-Cons as well, which was previously rumored for the console. It's unknown specifically when Nintendo will officially unveil the Switch successor, though it will be before the end of March.

A new set of images leak online, revealing what the Nintendo Switch successor console's possible Joy-Con controllers will look like.

While leaks from the gaming world are often delivered with a pinch of skepticism, these latest pictures circulating on Reddit seem like the real deal. The images capture detailed shots of the side and back of the Joy-Con controller, which shed some interesting light on the design features of the next-generation console.

We may have gotten our first look at the new Joy-Con controller design for Nintendo Switch 2 ahead of an official reveal.

Of course, even if an optical sensor is present on the Nintendo Switch 2 controller, there’s no guarantee that it will actually be utilized like this. The original Joy-Con features an infrared camera, but it is hardly used outside of a single 1-2 Switch minigame and some basic eShop download software.

Although not confirmed for definite, it looks pretty convincing, and this has led to much speculation online as to whether the Joy-Con could theoretically be used as a mouse. A similar feature can be found on the Lenovo Legion Go, which allows users to move one of the detachable controllers across a service for use during 'FPS Mode'.

Another day, another Nintendo Switch 2 leak - this time pertaining to images that purport to be of a Joy-Con for