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The sticks and buttons are so quiet, I would definitely add that to the "pros" list. The article mentioned the headphone jack is good for those trying to play late at night without disturbing others and I'd definitely combine that with how quiet using the controller itself is. I'm really impressed with the design.

Will we get pod racing with sideways dual mouse controls?

Will there still be a delay with bluetooth audio? Will the joycons have better connection than Switch 1?

I own the Zelda TotK digitally on my Switch (1). If I buy the Switch 2 upgrade to play on the new system, can I still play the original TotK on my Switch (1)? Or is my original TotK purchase now considered playable on Switch 2 only? (Does upgrading a digital game to "Switch 2 edition" mean you only own that game as the Switch 2 version now? Will the digital game you originally bought be unplayable on Switch 1?)

@JimNorman it's just the one monster, actually

@Polley001 nah, they didn't, mang, but you did just out your own comment as a self-fulfilling prophecy... but feel free to respond to prove my point 😏

@demacho I get 'the more the merrier' view, but honestly I hope it's not cross-gen because I hope they're capitalizing on the new system's power in a way that's not possible on the current hardware.

Looks like my dreams of Mario Kart: Double Dash 2 are crushed. Would've even been a perfect tie in with the console theme...

@Antray1984 well, I look at SMB: Wonder and think there's room for innovation in unexpected places.

Deck-building is a descriptor that always makes me more intrigued about a game—especially after playing Dominion and Clank on tabletop, then seeing what can be done with games like Slay the Spire.