NYXI Reveals A GameCube-Inspired Switch Controller With No Drifting

    NYXI Reveals A GameCube-Inspired Switch Controller With No Drifting

    The ultimate Smash pad?

    Peripheral brand NYXI has revealed its latest Nintendo Switch wireless joy-pad, dubbed the NYXI Wizard.

    Directly inspired by the Nintendo GameCube, the joy-pad features Hall Effect analogue sticks to eliminate drifting, along with interchangable joystick rings, a turbo function, illuminated ‘ABXY’ buttons, and an ergonomic, slip-free design. It goes without saying, of course, that the controller also functions as a set of joy-con; simply slide the two sides from the pad and whack them directly onto your Switch.

    Here’s a list of features directly from NYXI:

    – The preferred gamepad for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate

    – Hall effect joystick, with no drifting
    – Designed for performance ZR/ZL buttons, are quieter, lighter, have less resistance, and have shorter trigger distances to help you shoot faster. ABXY buttons have white light effects and a comfortable feel for an enhanced gaming experience.
    – Removable joysticks and replaceable joysticks ring
    – Ergonomic, non-slip design
    – Wireless connection and long-lasting performance
    – Adjustable Turbo & Mapping Function
    – One-Key Wake-Up & Screenshot Function

    The controller can be ordered via the NYXI website right now for $69.00 with options available for international shipping. Of course, if you’re in the market for a GameCube inspired controller but would rather opt for something with a more “traditional” layout, then you might want to check out the below Switch controller case from Retroflag:

    What do you make of this GameCube joy-pad from NYXI? Are you after something to satisfy those lengthy Super Smash Bros. sessions? Let us know with a comment!

    [source[sourcenyxigame.com]

    Ollie Reynolds

    Nintendo Life’s resident horror fanatic, when he’s not knee-deep in Resident Evil and Silent Hill lore, Ollie likes to dive into a good horror book while nursing a lovely cup of tea. He also enjoys long walks and listens to everything from Motorhead to BB King.

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