I really like my Nintendo Switch console, but I've recognized a glaring problem with its left JoyCon controller: the split D-pad. I absolutely understand the reason why the D-pad is split (so you can ...

The Nintendo Switch Lite boasts a couple of interesting features that might sway one to buy the handheld console either as their first Switch or a replacement for the base version. It’s smaller and ...

Find out whether or not the Nintendo Switch Lite features a D-Pad or the same buttons from the original Nintendo Switch. There’s a lot to take in when it comes to the Nintendo Switch Lite, the new ...

The Nintendo Switch's Joy-Cons offer a lot of flexibility in how the system can be played, letting you use them while the switch is docked, in handheld mode, or even propped up on a flat surface. They ...

If you have a Nintendo Switch, you've probably noticed your Joy-Cons don't have traditional D-pads. Instead of the cross-shaped D-pad button found on other consoles, Joy-Cons made by Nintendo have ...

With a D-pad, better ergonomics, and programmable rear buttons, and no joystick drift (so far), the Split Pad Pro is almost the perfect cure for the Nintendo Switch’s Joy-Con drift. The Split Pad Pro ...

Nintendo launched the Switch on March 3 of this year. The system was surprisingly well received. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild was amazing, plus it was portable, and the Switch has been ...

If my experience with playing NES games on the Switch is any indicator then Nintendo is going to sell lots of classic NES gamepads. A month after the Switch launched, I predicted that classic retro ...

While the Nintendo Switch is a great little system, packed to the hilt with superb games and functionality, there is one thing that has been nagging a few gamers – the lack of a proper D-pad. True, ...

Nintendo announced the Nintendo Switch Lite this morning and it has a true D-pad, which is a change from the set of four separate directional buttons that are featured on the original Switch's ...

The long-rumored, portable-only Nintendo Switch Lite was revealed on Wednesday morning, with all of the features we were expecting. It’s smaller, it’s lighter, and it ditches detachable Joy-Con ...