Given I can't order any of the NSO controllers where i live, despite being capable of buying NSO and the expansion pack. I probably won't ever get this control.
Personally, Brawler64 or Retrobit's tribute are probably the best bets for N64 Switch controllers. Though depending on where you live, it could cost around as much as the NSO ones.
But they are routinely available. And work on PC and the actual N64 in regardless to the 2.4ghz wireless ones for what that is worth.
I do think there's some confusion about what this controller is replaceable as? LIke I'm hearing some cry out against the layout change for the sticks where it retains the buttons as well.
But the controller is also meant for Gameplayer, which is obvious given it looks like one of those modeled after the Wii Classic Pro Controller. And it's meant to be switch useable too.
Now... this might lead you to believe that switching the buttons to more traditional ones would make sense. But you're wrong... because I find this lay out better for GBA games, and a number of Gamecube have layouts that feel funky when translated to the traditional up/down/left/right configuration.
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Given I can't order any of the NSO controllers where i live, despite being capable of buying NSO and the expansion pack. I probably won't ever get this control.
Personally, Brawler64 or Retrobit's tribute are probably the best bets for N64 Switch controllers. Though depending on where you live, it could cost around as much as the NSO ones.
But they are routinely available. And work on PC and the actual N64 in regardless to the 2.4ghz wireless ones for what that is worth.
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I do think there's some confusion about what this controller is replaceable as? LIke I'm hearing some cry out against the layout change for the sticks where it retains the buttons as well.
But the controller is also meant for Gameplayer, which is obvious given it looks like one of those modeled after the Wii Classic Pro Controller. And it's meant to be switch useable too.
Now... this might lead you to believe that switching the buttons to more traditional ones would make sense. But you're wrong... because I find this lay out better for GBA games, and a number of Gamecube have layouts that feel funky when translated to the traditional up/down/left/right configuration.