If you play alone you can hold a controller in each hand, with the Joy-Con grip, while when playing with two each player uses a controller. For larger groups, it is also possible to use multiple Joy-Con controllers. Controllers can be easily reattached to the console or Joy-Con grip. Features: Each Joy-Con has a full set of buttons, so it can be considered as an independent controller. Each Joy-Con includes an accelerometer and motion sensor. The left Joy-Con features a capture button that players can press to capture gameplay images to share with friends on social networks. The right Joy-Con includes an NFC sensor that allows you to interact with amiibo, as well as an IR motion camera that can detect the distance, shape and movements of nearby objects in specially created games. This allows the controller to, for example, measure how far away a player's hand is. Both Joy-Cons include an advanced HD rumble function, which can perform much more realistic vibrations than before in compatible games.