The new Joy-Cons look a lot like the old Joy-Cons but are about a half-inch longer and black, with color accents on the connection rails and under the analog sticks — blue on the left and a pinkish-red on the right.

One of the biggest unresolved issues to emerge from the recent Nintendo Switch 2 launch event has been cleared up, though the matter of Switch accessory compatibility isn’t totally straightforward. It felt slightly odd that Nintendo didn’t give even a cursory mention to the matter of original Switch accessory compatibility during yesterday’s lengthy Switch 2 Direct event.

The company also confirmed pricing for the Zelda upgrades and Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour. While the Nintendo Switch 2 had its splashy debut last week, including details about the hardware and launch games,