News: Is this the Nintendo NX controller?

A lot of rumors surfaced the internet lately, all concerning the mysterious Nintendo NX console.

Today, some impressive real looking photos appeared on Reddit, showing an NX controller without action buttons.


Please keep in mind that these pictures aren’t confirmed just yet. Nintendo hasn’t responded to the leak yet; meaning they didn’t deny or confirm anything. A lot of journalists are looking to get a confirmation about the source but nothing is certain yet.

What we do know is that these photos look like the real deal and impossible to create with Photoshop. If this truly is a prototype of the NX controller, we’re looking at another big Nintendo innovation. It appears the company is willing to take the risk of creating a controller without buttons. This is what the source has to say:Only the upper ‘nubs’ of the sticks move. The bottom part is static (kind of like the circle pad, but it moves along the bottom ‘sphere’.

Only the upper ‘nubs’ of the sticks move. The bottom part is static (kind of like the circle pad, but it moves along the bottom ‘sphere’).

The rollers on the top feel and look pretty much identical to a mouse scroll-wheel. Though I do don’t believe this will be the final design.Haptic feedback feels like Apples ‘taptic’ engine. Not like regular rumble.

Haptic feedback feels like Apples ‘taptic’ engine. Not like regular rumble.3.5mm headphone jack on the bottom

3.5mm headphone jack on the bottom

Again, nothing is sure just yet, you can create a lot nowadays with the right material, anyway what do you guys think?

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