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Le brevet Nintendo Switch 2 suggère que Joy-Cons peut être tourné et que la console a joué à l'envers

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Mar 06,2025

La nouvelle conception Joy-Con de Nintendo pour le commutateur 2 prévu permet une attachement à l'envers. Cette fonctionnalité innovante, telle que rapportée par VGC, exploite la mécanique gyroscopique similaire à l'orientation de l'écran du téléphone, ajustant automatiquement l'affichage, quel que soit le placement du contrôleur.

Le brevet met en évidence un système de fixation magnétique, remplaçant les rails de l'interrupteur d'origine. Cela permet un positionnement flexible Joy-Con, un impact potentiellement sur le placement des bouton et l'accessibilité de la prise casque. La fonctionnalité à l'envers pourrait également débloquer des possibilités de gameplay uniques.

L'extrait de brevet indique: "L'utilisateur peut utiliser le système de jeu en montant le contrôleur droit et le contrôleur gauche sur le côté opposé au périphérique du corps principal ... l'utilisateur peut insérer l'écouteur dans le connecteur d'entrée / sortie vocale de la direction préférée."

De plus amples détails sont attendus dans le prochain Nintendo Direct le 2 avril (6 h Pacific / 9 h Eastern / 14 h). Alors qu'une fenêtre de libération reste non confirmée, la spéculation de l'industrie pointe vers un lancement entre juin et septembre, soutenue par des événements préalables et des déclarations des éditeurs.

Le bref Switch 2 de janvier a présenté la compatibilité en arrière et un deuxième port USB-C, laissant de nombreux détails - y compris la fonction d'un nouveau bouton Joy-Con - enveloppé de mystère.

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