Category: gamepads

Where do you stand on the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller?

Post author By Randall
Post date July 31, 2020
Categories In calltoaction, controller, controllers, feature, gamepad, gamepads, Gaming, gear, Nintendo, Nintendo Switch, nintendo switch pro controller, pro controller, Tech, thebuyersguide

[ad_1] If you’re serious about Nintendo Switch gaming, chances are you probably own a Pro Controller. It’s been our favorite Switch controller here at Engadget pretty much from the start, with senior editor Devindra Hardawar calling it “a solid alternative for gamers” and “a must-have if you’re into fighting games.” We appreciate its built-in D-pad […]

PowerA’s cute Nano Switch controller is great for small hands

Post author By Randall
Post date July 28, 2020
Categories In controller, controllers, feature, gamepad, gamepads, Gaming, gear, Nintendo, Nintendo Switch, powera, powera nano, Tech

[ad_1] Kris Naudus / Engadget Despite the Nano’s diminutive size, the D-pad, thumb sticks and buttons are all the same size as a standard controller, just pushed closer together. This is actually a huge advantage for those like myself with small hands, since a recurring issue I have with both Nintendo’s Pro Controller and PowerA’s […]

The best Switch controllers for every player level

Post author By Randall
Post date June 26, 2020
Categories In 8bitdo, commerce, controllers, feature, gamepads, Gaming, gear, hori, joy-cons, Nintendo, Nintendo Switch, powera, pro controller, sn30, sn30 pro+, split pad pro, switch, Tech, thebuyersguide

[ad_1] Buy FastSnail Grips at Amazon – $13 Buy Hori Analog Caps at Amazon – $9 There’s really no good way to replace the Joy-Cons entirely with a third-party copy. Some Joy-Con-like controllers won’t connect wirelessly, while others lack key features like vibration or an NFC reader. But there are some tradeoffs that are worth […]