The $69.99 Tarantula Pro addresses a common problem experienced by gamers with multiple consoles. The Nintendo Switch uses a ...

How to customize controller layout on Switch You can remap the controls of the two included Joy-Cons, a Switch Pro Controller, or the buttons of a Nintendo Switch Lite . Here's how.

Like the Switch 1 before it, the Switch 2 will no doubt play host to dozens of third-party controllers over the course of its ...

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 ...

The GameSir Super Nova gaming controller is compatible with your PC, Nintendo Switch, and iOS or Android smartphone or tablet ...

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 ...

If you like your Pro controller with flip-flopped X/Y and A/B buttons, you can also enable Use Nintendo Button Layout so games default to it (Microsoft had to go and reverse them on the original ...

Generic gamepads require you to map every button during initial setup, and being designated as one means the Zelda controller doesn’t respond to the “Use Nintendo Button Layout” option.

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 ...

The Nintendo Switch lets you change which button does what for each of the controller types. Changing the button mapping on your Nintendo Switch, or remapping buttons, is a fairly easy process.

While some Nintendo Switch system updates are relatively minor, the console’s latest update includes the long-awaited ability to remap your controller layouts for all games via the Switch system ...