Switch 2 Pro Controller

Considering what I paid for a Switch 2 Pro controller I guess this is probably around what would be expected. My only remaining question is whether it has haptic feedback like the DualSense and Nintendo controllers. If it does, I will probably pick one up. Additionally, the inclusion of haptics migh

Buddy, the Switch 2 costs less and is substantially more powerful than the Steam Deck, not to mention that the TV experience is 100x better. I say this as someone who loves my Steam Deck OLED. The Switch 2 Pro Controller is very expensive but it is also the most comfortable gamepad I've ever used. E

If you are talking about the console itself, I have no suggestions. I have trouble even holding the Switch 1 for extended periods of time. For controllers, I still use my Switch 2 joycons with charging grip almost exclusively, as I find they are the perfect fit for my hands and the joycons have zero

Good news: I figured out the Eden latency issue. It was caused by Eden’s “Direct Pro Controller Support” option. Once I disabled that, everything works perfectly. I can close and reopen Eden many times and the controller stays super responsive. So this was not an issue with your app — sorry for the

I've tested v0.7.0 now, and the driver switching is working well. Switching back to ViGEmBus works with old DirectInput Force Feedback games and other incompatible apps. I have two suggestions: Remember the last used emu mode for each driver separately. I'm going to be mainly using WinUHid DualSense

I’d recommend the switch 2 pro controller (it’s a great controller) but if you wanna go for non Nintendo then go with the 8bitdo.

I mean pc kinda is a "free open paradise" for the most part, switch 2 ecosystem is mostly overpriced if you want to buy all new,over 100 bucks for the switch 2 pro controller only way it makes sense to me is if you always buy 1st party used. Then again if you can't live without nintendo games then f