I’m not sure why Nintendo designed these out-of-game buttons to be more prominent than the “-“ and “+” ones that you would use more often. I eventually got over this pestering hump after some time of readjusting my muscle memory. More often than not, I found myself on the home screen when I instinctively reached for where I thought a “Start” button would be. I would have loved for the “-“ and “+” buttons to switch places with the Capture and Home buttons.
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Now, I know that part of the goal of this controller, as well as controllers from other competitors, is to mirror, while improving upon, Nintendo’s own full wireless controller product. No problems at all on the comfort and feel front. The controller frame has a nice shape and texture to it, making it easy grasp and handle for long gameplay sessions. The D-pad is feels softer than I would expect, but is still easy to manage and become accustomed to as well, thanks to its large and traditional “+” shape. Action buttons and bumpers are satisfying to press, and the analog sticks are easy handle and reach for. Off the bat, the Wireless Core Controller is light and comfortable to hold. On the very top of the controller, you have the L and R bumpers arranged with ZL and ZR triggers. There are four action buttons on the right, Caption and Home buttons surround the Turbo button in the center, and “-“ and “+” buttons sit closer to the top. You have analog sticks arranged with the left stick placed higher than the right, with the D-pad sitting parallel to the right stick. Sporting an almost identical silhouette, the Wireless Core Controller maintains a very similar action button, analog stick, and D-pad placement.
If you are a regular user or even a fan of the Xbox One controller, then you’re bound to feel right at home with Nyko’s Wireless Core Controller.
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This controller goes extra as it gives you turbo fire functionality as well as usability on PC and Android devices.ĭoes this Nintendo Switch controller compare to Nintendo’s own Pro Wireless Controller for $56.99? Let us take a look at the Nyko Wireless Core Controller for the Nintendo Switch, going for $29.99 and coming in a variety of color options.
Now, we are going to look into a more direct accessory for the Nintendo Switch in the form of Nyko’s Wireless Core Controller.
You get hard shell protection, a stand with a couple of viewing angles, and back-up power for your Nintendo Switch. We loved how practical and handy the Nyko Power Shell Case was for the Nintendo Switch, as shown in our review. As the maker of gaming peripherals and accessories across all of the main platforms, Nyko has quite the collection of Nintendo Switch products.
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