The Nova HD Rumble Nintendo Switch Controller from Manufacturer GameSir is an RGB, HD Rumble-enabled, wireless controller for everyone’s favourite Nintendo console. With two versions to choose ...

Also, if you buy a third-party wireless controller (as in, one not made by Nintendo), they likely won’t support HD rumble, motion controls, NFC for Amiibo, or be able to turn on the Switch remotely.

Yes, these are the basic controllers ... Switch controller, up to 30 hours of battery life, and tons of Nintendo-themed designs to choose from. The only drawback is that you lose out on any HD ...

It also features a proper D-pad instead of four individual buttons and parity with Nintendo’s Joy-Con controllers, meaning you get gyro controls, HD rumble, and Amiibo support. The Switch Pro ...

New controllers revealed for Nintendo Switch 2 will feature Hall effect sensors, which should prevent drift from being a ...

Let's face it, Nintendo already ... Supporting both HD Rumble and NFC, it mirrors the features of the Switch Pro which most previously mentioned controllers lacked. The home button can be used ...

The Nintendo Switch Joy-Cons and Pro Controller both have an upgraded version of this feature called "HD Rumble." Instead of a motor, it uses a linear actuator that gives game developers much more ...

which I think is one of the most welcome additions the Switch 2 Pro Controller brings. As for brand new features, Nintendo’s proprietary HD Rumble 2 has been implemented, and we also have two ...

Every Nintendo Switch ... controller in its layout. The Pro Controller retails for an MSRP of $69.99, although these occasionally go on sale. Both the Joy-Con and Pro Controller share HD rumble ...

The Nintendo ... as the Switch 2 Pro still comes with Bluetooth connectivity, HD rumble, NFC support for use with amiibo models and cards, and the Switch 2 Pro Controller also has gyroscopic ...