There’s a chance that if you consume Nintendo Switch information at a constant clip, you’ll know most of what’s in the video below. Personally, there were a few things I was unaware of.
Nintendo grabbed Producer Yoshiaki Koizumi to help them dish out five things that fans might not know about the platform. The result is, of course, mixed; but, like I said, there are a few tidbits in here. Dig in.
The first fact has me scratching my head
The group points out that during design, Nintendo initially intended for folks to put the Joy-Con into the grip at a diagonal instead of its current vertical design. The change came for the sake of comfort, but I couldn’t even imagine playing with the Joy-Con slanted.
Until I considered how the analog stick and button layouts on traditional controllers are at an angle. Take a look to see what I mean here.
Right, the button and stick arrangement is normally diagonal. This is something I hadn’t even considered until now.
The Nintendo Switch launches this Friday, March 3.
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