The Nintendo Switch 2 has been officially revealed, with an upcoming Direct focused on it in April, but there is still a lot left unknown about the console, including a mysterious button. A new ...

On the Nintendo Today App, Nintendo released a teaser for the mysterious C button — Cartridge Games (@cartridgegames.bsky.social) 2025-04-01T15:20:11.494Z Does this mean Miis are back? Maybe! And ...

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Several Nintendo Switch 2 leaks that preceded the design reveal from mid-January showed the next-gen console will feature a new button on the redesigned Joy-Con controllers. The mysterious button had ...

The C button is one of the Switch 2’s most talked-about features. First, it was because of the secrecy about what it does. Then, after the tell-all Direct showcase, where some of us were slightly ...

While fans have gotten a look at the Nintendo Switch 2 console, most of the specific details have been held for today’s Nintendo Switch 2 Direct. Naturally, that means gamers have been curious about ...

Data miners have uncovered a new “Campus” social hub in Switch OS. This is likely what the new “C” button on the right Joy-Con will be used for. It will support group and voice chat for up to 12 ...

One of the main updates to the Nintendo Switch 2 console is the addition of the C button, which, when pressed, allows users to chat with each other during gameplay. Nintendo has clarified that the C ...

The C button in the Nintendo Switch 2's Joy-Con controller is a launcher for the new GameChat feature. It allows you to connect with up to 12 friends and communicate via voice, similar to Discord.

Of all the mysteries still surrounding Switch 2, its rumoured 'C' button is perhaps the most enigmatic. Not least because when Nintendo finally revealed its Switch successor earlier this year, there ...

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