Topic: Disney Afternoon Collection

@NeonPizza Does the wired lag only apply to Pro controllers or any wired controllers?

I don't know if anybody noticed, but after I got the Switch 2 version, they actually let me download the Switch 1 version for free. As someone who has both a Switch OLED and Switch 2, that's honestly pretty cool. Went ahead and downloaded the other version on my OLED. I did preorder the Switch 2 version earlier if that means anything, hopefully that offer is available for those who didn't preorder.

Been enjoying my time with the collection by the way! DuckTales was the first game I played on it and I finished my first level.

@PtM
If the NS2 supported a 1000hz polling rate, you could get just 2ms(wired) or 3ms(Wireless) with controllers like the recent Gulikit TT Pro or Max, and i think The latest 8bitdo Ultimate 2C, but 1000hz is exclusive to PC. NS2 is 250hz max, so unless I'm mistaken, the best you can get is about 8ms of lag. All controllers seem to vary. I would just roll with the NS2 Pro controller, wired. It has nearly 8ms of latency wired, and you get a top tier premium controller that no other 3rd party can match.

@D-Star92 Yeah, it’s a thing, at least in the Americas.

@NeonPizza I meant the additional lag on Switch 1.
I bought a few wired controllers for that one.

@PtM
NS1 Pro controller has more lag when wired vs wireless oddly enough.
The Pro 1 has been confirmed and tested to have around 12ms more lag than the Joy-Con 1's. Not sure what the total amount is though by itself, or how much the joy-con 1's have either on their own. I'm allergic to the joy-con's, so they're out of the question. But games do feel a bit more responsive to play with them.