A product page for the HORI Piranha Plant Switch 2 camera has been discovered on the German retailer MediaMarket, and I can't get enough. HORI has combined a 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Nintendo Switch 2 camera with the iconic sharp-toothed baddie to create a fierce on-brand accessory that looks monumentally more Nintendo than anything revealed so far.
HORI is almost synonymous with the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:best Nintendo Switch accessories, but this new Piranha Plant camera is easily one of their best-looking yet. Instead of the simplistic design of the new Switch 2 camera revealed in the latest 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Nintendo Direct, HORI has recreated the Piranha Plant character, down to its sharp, imposing teeth and Mario-pipe plant pot.
The camera itself is tucked away in its mouth, which, judging from the images on , can be opene🎐d and closed as a makeshift privacy shutter. The USB-C camera appears to be able to be used in its Switch 2-branded pipe pot or can be removed and hooked up to the Switch 2 via one of its USB-C ports.
(Image credit: HORI/Nintendo)
The official Nintendo Switch 2 camera was debuted in yesterday's Nintendo Direct presentation, to be used alongside the handheld's new 'GameChat' system. Players can video-chat with friends and even use it to play new game modes as found in the upgraded Super Mario Party Jamboree Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Jamboree TV.
As of typing, the brand-new offici💮al HORI Switch 2 camera is available to on the German website () and is due to release on June 5, 2025. Despite looking far more intriguing than the all-black original, HORI's version is actually €20 cheaper - which will hopefully continue to be the case when it appears across US and UK retailers.
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