A quirky innovation has emerged for the Nintendo Switch 2: a Joy-Con holder dubbed "GamiFries," designed to hold a medium box of McDonald’s fries while gamers play. This unique 3D-printed accessory allows players to snack on fries without interruption, turning gaming into a more enjoyable experience. Users can download the free 3D-print file from MakerWorld, and it can be used in both controller and handheld modes. The creator emphasizes strict usage guidelines, such as only using it with a fries box and not eating directly from the holder. The frenzy around the Nintendo Switch 2 continues, as it sets records, becoming the fastest-selling console in U.S. history, with many buyers pairing it with Mario Kart World.

What is the GamiFries holder for the Nintendo Switch 2?

The GamiFries holder is a 3D-printed accessory that allows gamers to hold a box of McDonald's fries while playing their Nintendo Switch 2. It enhances the gaming experience by combining snack time with gameplay.

The Nintendo Switch 2 has been a significant success since its release, selling 1.6 million units within the first month, breaking the previous sales record held by the PlayStation 4. With an improved gaming experience, the Switch 2 features notable enhancements while also being compatible with popular games like Mario Kart World, continuing the legacy of its predecessor while appealing to a wide audience of gamers.