As Nintendo gears up to release its long-awaited new console, the Switch 2, fans wonder how its new Joy-Con system and its built-in mouse controls will work – a system that might just help more games make their way off of PC.
Speaking in a recent interview with IGN, Nintendo of America vice president of product and player experience Bill Trinen explains how the new Joy-Con mouse controls are something "you can't do with any other console, you can't do on PC" – and why they could bridge the gap between the two different platforms while also allowing for more innovative gameplay, "like dual mouse control or a combination of mouse plus motion control."
The lead concludes that "having the freedom of mouse control with the Joy-Con hopefully makes PC developers a lot more eager to want to bring their games to Nintendo Switch 2." It's certainly a sentiment I share myself – after all, being able to properly play games like Baldur's Gate 3 on the go with a device like the Switch 2 sounds like a dream come true. It's not as though the new console will be lacking in power, either.
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