Gaming Controllers The Nintendo Switch 2 Pro controller is available to pre-order, and here's where we recommend you get yours Nintendo Switch 2 The Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller has a one-up ...

We can also see the new Tears of the Kingdom-themed carry case for your Nintendo Switch in the tweet just above. This, thankfully, is a fair bit cheaper than the Pro Controller and will cost you ...

At the time of writing, the Zelda-themed Switch Pro Controller is currently out of stock at all retailers. But, don't give up yet, as we're likely to see more preorders become available over the ...

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Nintendo Switch Pro Controller is sold out everywhere, but you can still pre-order HORI’s officially licened Zelda-themed wireless Horipad Pro ...

Preorders for an officially licensed Zelda Switch Controller are now live at Amazon for $44.99. The gamepad is by PowerA, but don't get it confused with the upcoming Tears of the Kingdom Pro ...

Now Playing: Sequel To Zelda: Breath Of The Wild Trailer Breakdown | E3 2019 PowerA's third-party, officially licensed Switch Pro controllers are an affordable, stylish option for anyone on a budget.

Hori, the third-party controller manufacturer behind the popular Split Pad Pro for Nintendo Switch, recently announced a new Zelda-themed version of its Horipad wired controller that's set to ...

In addition to the gaming system, Nintendo will release a Tears of the Kingdom -edition Nintendo Switch Pro Controller ($74.99) and a matching carrying case ($24.99) on May 12, the same day as the ...

Game – Nintendo Switch Pro controller – Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kindom Edition – £69.99 It’s fair enough if the price of the Tears of the Kingdom Pro controller is a little steep.

In addition to the new Zelda Switch OLED, Nintendo has released Tears of the Kingdom-themed Nintendo Switch Pro Controllers ($75) and carrying cases ($25) for all you Triforce heads out there ...

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 ...