For those who want the classic Nintendo 64 look and feel while playing the newest games, the N64 Pro Controller is the perfect option. Since the switch was released, ...

The Switch 2 Pro Controller is a standalone controller that pairs with the new Switch 2 and provides a more comfortable ...

Bypassing official controllers like the SNES, the $45 8BitDo SN30 Pro offers high quality 3rd party options. My first video ...

The Switch 2 Pro Controller isn't perfect, though. For one, it costs $85 (up from its originally announced $80 price, thanks to the Trump administration's tariffs).

The N64 controller doesn't have an X button or a button assuming the role of an X button so I couldn't delete it. It's not an issue B/C I just used my Pro controller to do it but still.

Sure, like Nintendo's original 1996 console, the Analogue3D does feature four physical controller ports to connect N64 joypads, and Analogue as a company rightly highlights that local multiplayer ...

For Nintendo Switch owners who are fed up with using joycons and don't find the same satisfaction in using a pro controller, fear not, as the Nintendo 64 controller is finally back in stock.

The original Pro Controller, as well as all Nintendo Online-compatible controllers such as the Nintendo 64 or Sega Genesis pad, and a variety of options, including both wired and wireless models ...

Out of all of the consoles that Nintendo has released over the years, the Nintendo 64 had the most bizarre accessories, peripherals, and controllers.When the console launched in 1996, arcade ...

Nintendo's hard-to-find wireless NES, SNES, Genesis, and N64 controllers are now automatically recognized by Steam Input.

The Victrix Pro BFG weighs in at 271g – lighter than Victrix’ own claims – which is 13g lighter than the DualSense, and a whole 20g lighter than the standard Xbox Series X controller.

Pairing the Backbone Pro with other devices wirelessly is largely straightforward. There's a dedicated button at the bottom of the controller that puts it into pairing mode, and the app prompts ...