Nintendo has unveiled its first set of alternative Switch 2 Joy-Con colors, which feature cool pastel shades resembling violet and teal. Officially named "Light Purple" and "Light Green" (the latter ...

From the moment 4-year-old Cameron first stepped out into Glimmer in Spyro 2, he knew video games were going to play a central role in the rest of his life. Though he never planned to make it the ...

It’s finally here. After months of speculation and rumour, Nintendo’s new console has been announced and it’s called… the Nintendo Switch 2. It’s an understated name to match an understated console - ...

Nintendo has given us all a rather lovely surprise this gloomy Thursday: a set of brand new Joy-Con 2 colours coming on 12th February 2026. Coming in Light Purple and Light Green, the new set was ...

Nintendo has announced its first color variant of the Joy-Con 2 controllers for the Switch 2. The new Joy-Cons come in a light purple and light green pair and will launch on Feb. 12 alongside Mario ...

When Nintendo announced the new alternative colour Joy-Con controllers for the Switch 2 this week, one thing became adamantly clear: it's quite possible that we'll never get any solid colour Joy-Con.

Over half a year later, Nyxi is once again addressing my Switch controller-related comfort concerns with the Hyperion 3, which was made available for preorder earlier this week ahead of planned March ...

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It seemed inevitable given how many alternate versions of the original Switch’s Joy-Cons Nintendo released over the years, but starting on February 12th, 2026, light green (right) and light purple ...

Nintendo is adding new Switch 2 Joy-Con 2 colors, and it’s the first time the controller line has expanded since the console launched. The new pair comes in Light Purple and Light Green, a pastel ...

When the Switch 2 was first unveiled, it was pretty clear that Nintendo viewed it as a continuity of the first Switch, from every angle. The name made that obvious, but the design was also very ...