[litepink]

Officially licensed by Nintendo. Only works in docked mode. Also no rumble or amiibo support.

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[G_x51]

How's the quality compared to the switch pro controller?

I'm especially curious if that Dpad is trash or not.

[addicted2games]

I noticed 4-5 new designs of this controller at Walmart today including a different Zelda design than this one. They were priced at $24.96.

[xprototypej]

Might pick up the Zelda controller. Pretty decent price for a wired controller. 

[Physio2]

How's the quality compared to the switch pro controller?

I'm especially curious if that Dpad is trash or not.

A Pro controller it is not, but for $20ish it's a good wired controller IMO. If you need a spare controller for parties or whatnot, I would get one over spending $70 for a pro any day. I probably use mine more than I use my pro, actually.

[lionheart059]

It works well as long as you aren't planning on using amiibo during that session.  I picked up two versions of the Zelda one and use them pretty regularly.  I only really use the Joy-Con for Fire Emblem and Zelda, because Amiibro.

[wentzelitis]

corded? people still use those?  10 feet wouldnt even reach my couch.. and if it did have  a longer cord it's just something to trip over

[DisGonnaBeGood]

Also note it doesn't have motion controls. Played all the way through Mario Odyssey with it... but if you don't have a pro controller there are moves/actions you'll have to use the joy cons in order to get the moons.

Really good controller for $20 though.

corded? people still use those? 10 feet wouldnt even reach my couch.. and if it did have a longer cord it's just something to trip over

What do you expect for $20? Also unplug the cord when you're not using it. Inconvenient, but not hard.

[Not Eric]

If you're not looking to spend the money on a pro controller (can't blame you) then maybe look into one of those 8Bitdo adapters. They claim to even support Dualshock 4 motion controls (and rumble) when playing on a Switch.

[NoThanksBro]

No motion control and no rumble. No thank you.

[wentzelitis]

Also note it doesn't have motion controls. Played all the way through Mario Odyssey with it... but if you don't have a pro controller there are moves/actions you'll have to use the joy cons in order to get the moons.

Really good controller for $20 though.

What do you expect for $20? Also unplug the cord when you're not using it. Inconvenient, but not hard.

 

 

i play my switch with my gf or friends a lot and we get up to get snacks, go to the bathroom, etc.. walking across a cord.. ducking under it, jumping over it, whatever each time is so 1990s