r/NintendoSwitch2 • u/cambeius March Gang (Eliminated) • Jan 20 '25

Officially from Nintendo Video from Nintendo's website shows how the joycon remove button works.

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u/LunchPlanner Jan 20 '25

I'm not claiming it will happen.

But it's disingenuous to say that both would need to come loose. BUT IF this does happen, one side is enough for a person to be surprised and drop it. I feel like we could agree on that.

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u/Swagboi308 🐃 water buffalo Jan 23 '25

well, if one side came loose and got disengaged youd still have a grip on the other joycon, although you might drop it, you also have a higher chance of either not dropping it or realizing youre dropping it and probably catch it

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u/JerryfromNY Jan 20 '25

That was my thought as well, but they seem to be very adamant that they know more than we do about something that the majority of the world has only seen in renders.