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The Nintendo Switch 2 could bring back a Wii feature and upgrade it, if a new Nintendo patent is any indicator.

A newly published Nintendo patent reveals an unexpected hardware device that is surprisingly similar to an older console launch.

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The short Switch 2 reveal trailer didn't dive into the ... hinting at a relocated IR sensor. With additional sensors, there's a high chance players could use a Joycon in the same way as a mouse.

Will the Switch 2 have a new standout feature that's equally whimsical and surprising? I'd be surprised if it didn't. That possible optical sensor on the Switch 2 could be one of the surprises.