Switch Would guys approve of a 3rd party controller? I know it's wired and made by Hori but...

[Mappy Quintos]

saying this is pretty comparable to 1st party nintendo controllers would be lying to yourself, but this one is functional enough to be a 2nd player controller. that's about it.

 

[Jesse McCree]

Not unless the first party isn't up to par. Nevertheless it's all up to you, don't look for approvals. As long as it makes you happy.

 

[William Baker]

I love this. No analogue sticks to get in the way on retro/tetris games

 

[Derek Strickland]

100% yes. That shaves off FIFTY dollars from MSRP, and I'd 100% approve. Might not have the same rumble though, but that's okay with me.

 

[Frost ゲーマー Byte]

Hori has liscence partnership with Nintendo in Japan, so their products are very nice.

 

[Helio Gabriel Sabatelau Oliveira]

The D-pad seems a little weird, though. Does it feel weird when pressed? Since it is detachable and all...

 

[George Murphy]

That's a pretty good controller

 

[Jaymark Cruz]

No rumble and no gyro.

 

[Nicanor Oliva]

Not this one. Check out spawnwaves review on it. The dpad is awful.

 

[Dwight Davis Jr]

Anything with Nintendo power seal is good to me

 

[William Ryzner]

its complete crap I have it

 

[Andrew Troy Stott]

That D pad.... who approved of that?

 

[Bryan Lee Kristofic]

Bummer that it seems like it isn't good according to people. Was gonna pick one up.

 

[Jung Huberstein]

Give me rumble or give me death

 

[Andrew K Hosaka]

I don't mind that it's third party or wired... But I really don't like the D-Pad

 

[Cameron Bailey]

I've heard it's a great budget option for a pro controller. I own the official one but may buy one of these as a secondary

 

[Nolon Lawrence]

It's 2017

 

[David Smith]

Pro controller > hori controller

 

[Danny Scott]

I have 2 pro controllers an 8bitdo pokken pad and horipad

 

[Christopher Fleming]

Wouldn't approve of anything in the Walmart clearance aisles.