Nintendo has registered a new mystery wireless device, which may be an accessory for the Switch 2... or something else completely unrelated.
What is this new device? As the world awaits the reveal of the Switch 2, Nintendo has filed plans for a new mysterious device which includes a motion sensor. Rumours and leaks for Nintendo’s next console have escalated considerably over the past few weeks, indicating some kind of reveal could be about to happen.
So if it’s unrelated to the next Switch, what is it? The most noteworthy detail is that it sports a 24GHz mmWave sensor, which are typically used in smart devices to detect human presence or movement in a room, whether to monitor activity or allow for air gestures.
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