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Log In Sign Up. What do you need help on? Cancel X. Topic Archived. Sign Up for free or Log In if you already have an account to be able to post messages, change how messages are displayed, and view media in posts. Hucast9 2 months ago 1. Today I was wondering if the current Switch pro controller is going to be usable on the next Nintendo system.

Nintendo has created some truly amazing controllers over the past three decades, from the ergonomic SNES pad with its industry-defining four-button cluster and shoulder buttons to the groundbreaking Wii remote. It might sounds a little like hyperbole to suggest that the new Switch Pro Controller tops all of these in terms of being a pleasure to cradle in your hands oo-er , but that's certainly the case from our perspective. An evolution of the excellent Wii U Pro Controller, the Switch variant retains the basic shape and input layout, save for the fact that the face buttons and right-hand analogue stick have swapped positions. The face buttons are noticeably larger than those on the Wii U Pro Controller, making them easier to hit, while the shoulder buttons have been redesigned, with ZL and ZR now featuring a "lip" which makes them easier to rest your index fingers on. We got to play a bit of Capcom's fighter at a recent press day in London and it's certainly works best with this controller. The D-Pad is precise and comfortable to use, and its textured surfaces means that sweaty thumbs are less likely to slip off — a common issue we found with the more shiny Wii U Pro Controller. It's the full package.

Switch pro controller on wii u

As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases. The Wii U has a gamepad that is unlike any controller ever made! This gamepad controller performs seamlessly with the tv and the console and does not even require a sensor bar. It has a built-in touch screen, motion controls, and a full range of control sticks and buttons. The built-in screen on the gaming pad transforms gaming like never before!

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Probably would be if you bought an 8Bitdo or some other third party adapter, but not natively. Similar threads. BakerMan : hello salazar. DS4 won't connect with bloopair. Microsoft hacked by Russian group, gaining access to source code repositories Yesterday at PM by ShadowOne Replies 0 Views It would be possible without problems, well Wii U controllers obviously lack "HD rumble", but really who cares. DraStic has been a popular closed-source DS Search Everywhere Threads This forum This thread. Post reply. Level 5. Do you have one of the Wii pro controllers? I ask because if so, then maybe there's a chance that this is a trend that may continue for future systems. Sign Up for free or Log In if you already have an account to be able to post messages, change how messages are displayed, and view media in posts. Monday at PM by Chary

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Reactions: SamuSa and Subtle Demise. Especially for multiplayer games, since who owns multiple Wii U Pro Controllers, right? BakerMan : hello salazar A moment ago. If the next Nintendo system's architecture is not too different than the Switch, the there may be a good chance that the current pro controller is compatible. BigOnYa : Yea wife n I got real sick couple years ago and we thought we had it, but took 3 dif home tests and all said negative luckily. I ask because if so, then maybe there's a chance that this is a trend that may continue for future systems. Feb 12, by ShadowOne RennanNT posted Reactions: sonictopfan. JavaScript is disabled.