Out of the box, the Pro 3 uses the Xbox’s button layout, but you can swap the A and B buttons to match Nintendo Switch controllers, or rearrange them all to whatever layout you prefer. The Pro 3 works ...

The Nintendo 64 controller was easily one of the most innovative of all time, popularizing analog control, rumble, and other features. That said, they’re pretty awkward to handle today – the ...

The Pro 3 takes cues from the flagship Ultimate 2, but it also has unique features like swappable ABXY buttons and arcade-style stick caps.

The Nintendo 64 controller boasts the same button layout as the original N64 controller with some notable additions. You have a traditional D-pad on the left, an analog stick in the middle, plus ...

(By the way, Nintendo has added a patch to Super Mario 3D All-Stars so that you can play Mario 64 with this controller.) But once I got back into the groove of things, everything played as it should.

The Nintendo 64's controller, iconic for its distinctive design, employs a unique interface that's not USB compatible. Consequently, connecting it to a Nintendo Switch requires a third-party ...

The $69.99 Tarantula Pro addresses a common problem experienced by gamers with multiple consoles. The Nintendo Switch uses a clockwise button layout of X, A, B, and Y, while the Xbox, Steam Deck ...

The Nintendo 64's trident-shaped controller went from being strange and unwieldy to retro-cool. If you want to use one with a PC, it's surprisingly easy.

If you are a gamer who hops between Xbox and Nintendo Switch, GameSir’s new Tarantula Pro might be exactly what you’re looking for. The $69 controller allows you to customize its ABXY button ...

GameSir’s Tarantula Pro controller features face buttons that can change their labels so you can easily use your preferred layout on multiple platforms, including the Switch, iOS, Android, and ...