Meanwhile, the Nintendo 64 controller… well, that certainly was a controller, ... “Controllers with symmetrical laid out sticks are the only ones I can personally use due to my different hands.

Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch players can get a new GameCube-inspired wireless controller with Hall Effect sticks, remappable back buttons, trigger locks, and more customizable features for its ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller is a fantastic alternative to the console’s Joy-Cons thanks to its ergonomic design and smooth gaming performance.

The Nintendo 64 controller can be paired wirelessly with the Nintendo Switch 2, and can be charged by connecting via USB cable to the Switch 2 dock. It will only work with compatible games.

With the Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller, the major difference is that the GL/GR remappable buttons can be assigned (and reassigned) without backing out of your current play session.

During a Nintendo Switch 2 developer roundtable at the Paris event, I had the chance to ask if the console’s controller hardware will have improvements on the stick drift front.

Both controllers now support Nintendo Switch 2 via firmware updates, so players can keep using their favorite arcade-style controllers without buying a new one. 8BitDo Arcade Stick Update to ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller is awesome — and I can’t play on Switch 2 without it Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Con 2s may not be as boring to look at as we'd feared What is stick drift?