In games like 'Donkey Kong Bananza,' Nintendo's walled garden keeps third-party controllers from truly winning.

Select the controller you want, and then you can go down the list and remap the buttons to what you prefer. For a lot of people, I’m sure this will be used to remap the Switch’s Joy-Cons, Pro ...

Third-party options may soon duplicate its features at a fraction of the cost, but this is the best there is for now.

The Pro puts these two buttons in a much more natural spot in the middle of the controller, easily accessible by your thumbs, while on the Joy-Con grip they’re awkwardly placed close to other ...

The Pro 3 takes cues from the flagship Ultimate 2, but it also has unique features like swappable ABXY buttons and ...

GameSir's G8 Plus Galileo has ergonomic grips, back buttons, swappable Hall Effect sticks, and a traditional D-pad.

The Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller offers a more comfortable and precise way to play Switch 2 games. This is thanks to its ergonomic design and responsive buttons and joysticks. Though expensive ...

Now with the Switch 2, Nintendo is giving players a first-party controller option with back buttons built in. At $109, the Switch 2 Pro Controller will cost around what the Xbox Elite Core ...

The Switch 2 Pro Controller adds some very welcome features. There’s a dedicated GameChat button like we see on the Joy-Con 2 for accessing the console’s bespoke voice chat system.

With the Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller, the major difference is that the GL/GR remappable buttons can be assigned (and reassigned) without backing out of your current play session.

Remap controller buttons on the Nintendo Switch From the home screen, tap the cog icon to bring up the System Settings screen. You’ll then need to choose Controllers and Sensors and Change ...

While some Nintendo Switch system updates are relatively minor, the console’s latest update includes the long-awaited ability to remap your controller layouts for all games via the Switch system ...