In early February, Nintendo filed a new patent that suggests users will be able to attach the Joy-Cons to the Switch 2 upside down. According to the patent, the Nintendo Switch 2 will have gyro-based screen rotation, similar to how a phone adjusts its display when tilted.

In just over a month, players will have a better idea of what to expect from the Switch 2 when it's showcased during a Nintendo Direct on April 2. Because Nintendo had to share certain technical specs with the Federal Communication Commission ahead of time,

The Nintendo Switch 2 is on its way, but we're still looking for more details about what features make up the sequel console. Recent FCC filings seem to reveal that the Switch will feature WiFi 6 and NFC support, according to a report from The Verge.