Nintendo’s Switch 2 videogame machine uses a rare-earth magnet to attach its hand-held controllers to the main console, according to a teardown.

“This is a piss-poor excuse for a controller.” That’s how repair-focused YouTube channel iFixit starts its negative review of the Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller. The repair and tech experts suggest the pricey controller is a “nightmare” to repair and contains hardware that will likely fail one day. And all of this for the low price of $85. Yikes.

Tom Morgan investigates the fate of GameCube backwards compatibility on Switch 2 - why do games run with higher input latency on the new hardware?

While the Nintendo Switch 2 is mostly sold out everywhere, Amazon has started selling the console via an invite system.

Nintendo Switch 2 is reportedly adding a feature Nintendo fans have wanted on Switch since 2017, but it won't happen this year.

"Our focus is fully on mobile. It's the biggest gaming platform in the world, and that's where we feel we can make the biggest impact," he tells me. Within the first year of launch, Call of Duty: Mobile commanded the attention of players, whether you have one of the best iPhones, a tablet, or a serviceable Android.

As you’ll read below, video glasses maker Viture has a firmware update that makes its gadgets compatible with Switch 2 — but takes away compatibility with the original Nintendo Switch. But I tested the AverMedia dock working with both generations of Switch, and Viture says it’ll do the same in future.

Tomtoc has a history of making great cases for mobile electronics, including most current gaming handhelds like the original Switch and Switch Lite, Steam Deck, and Asus ROG Ally. Its signature trademark is the raised indent patterning for each handheld's unique analog joystick and button layout.

Update: The Nintendo Switch 2 is completely sold out online and at most stores, but you can still buy the Switch 1 on sale at Walmart. You can find more details here.

GameStop is auctioning an infamous stapler that punctured the screens of new Nintendo Switch 2 screens. CEO Ryan Cohen raised the stakes Thursday by offering his underwear as well. On Friday, he said if bidding tops $1 million, he will hand deliver the personal garments – and take the winner to lunch at McDonald’s.