Nintendo Switch Wireless Battle Pad: Mario Gamecube 🎮 Style Controller for Ultimate Gaming Experience on Nintendo Switch Review

I mainly use my controller for Smash Bros Ultimate. I've only had it for about two months and the buttons are already working. The C stick sometimes doesn't work and the directional button sometimes moves my character in different directions. I thought that this controller has a vibration function (it didn't have) and that it might be compatible with switch calibration (it didn't have). I STRONGLY advise against buying this controller... You will be very upset by its features (or lack thereof).

What I like about the Nintendo Switch is that you can play with the console in many different ways. Most people prefer to play games like Super Smash Brothers: Ultimate on the go. As for me, I do a little both at home, connected to the TV, and on the go. But when you look at the many different controllers made for the Switch, most end up being muddled and really fitting in with the craft Nintendo did for the console. This Hori Gamecube Battle Pad Controller for Switch looks great and copes well

This controller has a lot going for it. The actuators on the buttons are nice and the design of the controller is very comfortable in an adult's hands. I'm taking off three stars because there are three big issues for me. After a month of use, the left stick got stuck at a downward tilt. I play Super Smash Bros mostly, and I play very occasionally. What I mean is that I don't push the stick in any direction with excessive force and I don't take my aggression out on the controller. The left…