The newly published Nintendo Patent states that the company is discovering a version of its Joy-C-Con Controllers that can act like a computer mouse, a feature nintendo indicated that the switch will come in 2. In his switch 2 teaser video last month, Nintendo showed two joy-con controllers sliding with the ground, much like you will move a mouse.
But mouse-like functionality may not only be limited to joy-curses: Patents also show that nintendo has discovered the mouse-like functionality in a divided controller with a large, more traditional size grip.
Images In a patent A joy-coup is being held horizontally, in which SR and SL buttons are faced downwards, and the control sticks have a person's thumbs on the sticks. This indicates that the optical sensor will be facing downwards so that you can hold and move the controller on a surface like the mouse.
Another image suggests that the left joy-con is being used straight, while the right joy-con is used in this mouse mode-Imagine Wasted, but with your switch controllers. In a machine translation of a patent, which is in Japanese, the term “mouse operation sensor” appears 28 times, which suggests that there will be technology inside the controllers that act them like a mouse.
The mouse-like joy-con had a rumor for a while, but I was wondering what or how functionality would translate into a more standard controller. Depending on the patent drawing, Nintendo has designed a split controller with more traditional console grips, and it appears that at least can be placed on a surface on the right side of the controller and operated like a mouse .
Another patent Shows that these joy-cacks will be able to slot into a wrist lease attachment that looks similar to the original switch. A machine translation of that patent includes the term “magnet” 355 times, which indicates that the wrist lease may be magnetically attached to the joy-con. I am speculating that Joy-Con themselves can also attach the Switch 2 console to the console, as well as, Which is rumor,
The second patent also shows what a controller dock looks, where joy-con can be placed down and possibly charged.
Patents do not always translate directly into real, shipping products, so it is possible that these designs were discovered, but never chased. But looking at the rumors around this technique, and ninendo's own signs in the same direction, a good chance that it takes a initial look that some new features of Switch 2 can work.
Ready to release nintendo Switch 2 Some time in 2025. The company plans to reveal more about the console in a switch 2-centenary nintendo direct. On 2 April And preparing to try appointment,