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The Scuf Valor Pro is getting a bunch of new "Creator Design" controller flavors that pay homage to NoisyButters, A-Ali, Scump, and more
News Scuff has announced a new Valor Pro controller collection that includes unique designs by well known creators like A-Ali, NoisyButters, Scump, and more.
Razer Wolverine V3 Tournament Edition review: “Designed around speedy actuation, and it achieves that in spades”
Review The Razer Wolverine V3 TE is a cheaper version of the V3 Pro, and if you can do without extras that mean a $100 price bump, this might be the gamepad for you.
Scuf Valor Pro review: “Feels like a serious step backward for an Xbox controller in 2025”
Review The Scuf Valor Pro’s wired-only limitations may seem like the headline problem with this controller, but they’re only the start of this gamepad’s issues.
The Nintendo Switch 2 Pro controller is available to pre-order, and here's where we recommend you get yours
News Stock is going fast, but you can still pre-order the new Pro Controller in time for the Switch 2 launch.
Nintendo quietly clarifies that the Switch 2 GameCube controller will only work with the Online Classics library, potentially dashing my original console plans
News Small print included in Nintendo's Switch 2 GameCube trailer states that the controller will only work with the Online library and not regular games.
The Nitro Deck+ is the best retirement gift for your original Nintendo Switch, and it's under $60 right now
Deals The Nitro Deck+ is the best controller to invest in for the Nintendo Switch right now, whether you're planning an upgrade in June, or you want to futureproof.
Nintendo, as a stick drift-enraged customer, could you please clarify something for me?
Feature "Designed from the ground up" could mean a lot of things, Nintendo
I'm an FPS gamer at heart and the new Switch 2 Joy-Con could finally call me back to Nintendo
Feature The Nintendo Switch 2's confirmed controller features are tempting me a lot more than the first Switch ever did, and that's because they lean into FPS gameplay.
