This is how I feel about EVERYTHING I buy. Look up the reviews after I bought it lol. Especially videogames/ video game stuff

What's the difference between this and the pro? I bought the pro a few months ago and i like it so what would be the difference is it the price or is it better quality?

@@VoidBL the pro has more features, however the pro 2 is 20 usd cheaper, has a GREAT dpad (tbf all dpads are good compared to the pro controller) it has programmable back buttons, good software for customisation

How is it?

I'm glad I'm not the only one. Got the all black whish I wanted the week to get the ps1 homage

Why haven’t they done this :/

Im still waiting on a joy con alt from 8bitdo. The market is absolutely there so it seems nuts that we still dont have this and Im talking from 3 years in the future.

yes and this need to be top comment cus i wanna see it

I'll give you one darling.

@@danbooke2001 what video was this?

Yeah, he used to have some of his collection in the background. It would be interesting to see again

yea, youve never done a tour of your games and systems. We want to see your collection!!!

tell that to MS they wont even put motion in there controllers :(

8bitdo is definitely in a league of thier own. Absolute best 3rd party controllers on the market.

@@danbooke2001 when using gyro like in an fps with a normal controller it is not that much motion and as long as the targets are big it makes it way easier to aim at the vs a puny joystick. aperently that is because the steam motion is not as good as say ps4. fortnite is an example of small targets. stuff like the wii is greate but is it's own thing. i wish fps had an option for something like that but deffinatly not the only option. metroid prime 1 and 2 use it greate but then three gets anoying sometimes with the gestures.

​@@danbooke2001 Paddle design standard should be like the xbox elite contoller where you can take off the paddles so they don't interfere with your grip. Also there are many ways to enjoy your game. Some people find relaxation from swinging their mouse across their tables. but talking about gyro controls, splatoon 2 is a very unique experience and there is definitely a place for that kind of motion aiming.

@@danbooke2001 like you said, good for fps, and action games, so they have a place on modern controllers. Maybe program them to do nothing, variety is always a positive. Imo

Same. I’m getting this one and selling the other on eBay.

Same here! Bought two of them a month ago lol

its k, its not that big of an upgrade to really run out and buy one. its prolly best to just use the one you have till it starts to act up, then its a good time to buy the new one.

It's still a pretty good controller either way

the old one will be for your younger brother

No. “Mark ll”

What does “is worth of” mean?

@@DisgruntledPigumon having significant upgrades to be called Version 2, instead of a revision

5:49 Does the "Swap right stick and triggers" option allow us to use analog triggers on Switch? It would be great for racing games (where the only analog option we have is using the right stick)

Hey does anyone know how to use controller with rumble and sixaxis on controller adapter and which controller is best for ps3 thanks

I'd easily spend 20 extra for something like that. With wireless latency equivalent to a ds4 and pro controller. And with a gyro sensor equivalent to them.

@@logannosleep5 Why do you prefer the button combo boot up? The switch is so much faster and you can change without powering the controller on and off again.

@@logannosleep5 The glitching out I assume you're getting is just a Switch pro controller on PC thing. Need to have Steam open and Switch controller mapping enabled. If not, all the buttons just spaz out randomly. That will happen with any Switch controller. Put it in X-Input or Direct Input mode and it won't do that. The original Pro+ didn't have gyro on PC either. What are you talking about boot up in switch mode with different setting?

@@logannosleep5 I just tried it, and the Pro 2 has gyro in CS: Go in Switch mode. Not working wirelessly is probably a firmware issue. There are three different profiles you can set per control mode. Switch mode has default and 3 custom profiles. Xbox and Direct input have the same. Of course, gyro will only work in Switch mode, but you have three custom profiles you can make on top of the default mode. If the controller is disconnecting and reconnecting, check the USB port you're plugged into, or that something too power hunger isn't on the same USB bus. I wasn't able to use my Arcade Stick on the same USB bus with my capture card plugged in. Unplugging the capture card, or moving it to the 2.0 port next to it and it worked fine. I'm honestly struggling to decipher what it is you're saying. Is there actually anyone that changed the button combos to all be Switch mode on the Pro+?

@@logannosleep5 I couldn't get wireless gyro working, but wired gyro worked just fine on my Pro 2.

Hey does anyone know how to use controller with rumble and sixaxis on controller adapter and which controller is best for ps3 thanks

No way, I can't believe this

*heavy breathing*

@Orkhiss You're right, I hope they would do either just the Dreamcast version or have an option to switch the styles, but I'm sure even if the remake was of DX, the problems of that would be mostly removed, besides the art style which is more just you love or hate it

Back buttons really need to be the standard! If I had the skills, I would modify the Switch Pro Controller but for now I got my eyes on these 3rd party controllers. Keen to try this one!

Hey does anyone know how to use controller with rumble and sixaxis on controller adapter and which controller is best for ps3 thanks

Hey does anyone know how to use controller with rumble and sixaxis on controller adapter and which controller is best for ps3 thanks

I know Nintendo invented the button layout and Microsoft swapped the order, but Nintendo and Sony should just copy Microsoft and standardize all gamepads. They're just way too stubborn.

@@GigaWojak Not invented. Those were earlier 70's-80's for RC cars and for robots. Nintendo came later.

Almost any controller can pair to windows, you don't have one?

Hey does anyone know how to use controller with rumble and sixaxis on controller adapter and which controller is best for ps3 thanks

@@qwertyuioppoiuytrewq1199 Not sure and you can use the PS4 Controller on the PS3, if that helps.

Nintendo has caused us to look for 3rd party controllers when we used to avoid them like the plague. Wild.

And they’re better of course, like you are saying.

@@LWAllen yeah Nintendo has dropped the ball this generation with accessories for the switch, I’m surprised they don’t have a pro controller the can “ switch” into joycons

@@LWAllen With regard to joycons, you're right. Those obviously have problems that shouldn't happen but do, and to me they just aren't ergonomic. But I've done quite a bit of research into pro controller alternatives, and they ALL have some major problem. When I look at actual reviews on Amazon for this controller and the previous 8bitdo controller that all these KZfaqrs rave about, I quickly see a bunch of negative reviews from people reporting bug problems mechanically, software-wise, and certain features being unaccessible when using with the Switch. I watch these KZfaqrs reviews of their controllers where they have nothing but nice things to say, yet lots of Amazon reviewers seem to have genuinely had problems. Only other close alternative is the Power A enhances wireless, and there are MANY reports of very fast and severe stick drift. Maybe the official Nintendo Pro Controller's D pad is lacking, but other than that it really seems like it is the most reliable controller for the Switch. If anyone has positive comments about the 8bitdo please let me know, I really would like an alternative but it doesn't seem as cut and dry as these KZfaqrs being sent free product make it out to be.

@@LWAllen all these newer generation first party controllers suck. i've had at least half a dozen dualshock 4 controllers and every single one had analog issues in under 6 months. i've heard they're building them to break down quickly intentionally to make more money, and i don't doubt it. i never had these problems with a ps2, ps3, gamecube, xbox, xbox 360, or dreamcast controller, now suddenly just about every controller has stick drift issues within 6 months. if you look at the reviews on pretty much every modern first party and many third party controllers, at least 90% of them say the same thing, stick drift problems after a short amount of time. if this never used to be a common problem, what could have changed so drastically that it's suddenly a huge problem? if they were able to design them to prevent dust from quickly getting in there where it will cause major problems 20+ years ago, why can't they do it now? they know many of their customers are suckers now that will continually shell out money for these garbage controllers, so they have no real incentive to fix the problem. we just keep getting more and more screwed by the gaming companies, and it will only continue to get worse because we let them get away with it. i hear the ps5 controllers are already having serious problems even worse than the ps4, yet people keep buying them up, so why would they bother solving the problems?

Hey does anyone know how to use controller with rumble and sixaxis on controller adapter and which controller is best for ps3 thanks

Hey does anyone know how to use controller with rumble and sixaxis on controller adapter and which controller is best for ps3 thanks

If u have the pro+ then it’s probably better to not pay 50 usd, unless u need a new ctrlr

Hey does anyone know how to use controller with rumble and sixaxis on controller adapter and which controller is best for ps3 thanks

How was it?

@@helloguy8934 it’s a fantastic controller, it has everything you need, feels great to hold, and it’s only $50. The only drawback I can think of is that pc games usually go by Xbox controller button mapping so it can be kinda confusing when it tells you to press A and you have to press B and so forth. The nice thing is that you can use the 8BitDo app and change the face buttons to match the Xbox controller, and most games allow you to change the button mapping so you can fix the wonkyness with a bit of work.

@@Winthersnow In x input mode the controller by default maps b to a. But you can easily change that. And then just remap it in-game. One drawback I'd mention is the controller's gyro is not up to a first party standard.

smh. look what you've done. Now you made me notice it.

@@idiotbrownie1525 oops! Sorry about that!

Hey does anyone know how to use controller with rumble and sixaxis on controller adapter and which controller is best for ps3 thanks

As long as you don't care about Amiibo and HD Rumble, this is a good Pro Controller alternative. I have the older model and I love it.

@@qwertyuioppoiuytrewq1199 i heard you can use the ps5 controller for ps3, not sure if it the best. (Bit odd it doesn’t work with ps4)

If you play even some 2D platforming games I’d recommend this controller or it’s predecessor. I would not recommend the Switch Pro controller if you expect to be using your d-pad for multiple games, there are certain games it is unplayable with. 8bitdo pro 2 is a very good option, if not the best, for Switch especially if you’re into 2D games.

@@louisdellalucca8969 - it also does not wake the Switch up from sleep which is insane, and id think that would bother more people than it seems to?

Hey does anyone know how to use controller with rumble and sixaxis on controller adapter and which controller is best for ps3 thanks

Have you gotten a delivery date for your pre order? Or is it pending.

@@CroShow68 I haven't yet. My guess is they'll send them out in batches. Wish I didn't have to wait longer.

I've been thinking about getting one, is there a controller or system that the dpad feels similar to?

Have you tried the M30 controller that is similar to Sega's old controller? The D-pad has a real nice feeling when you roll it. It's a little bigger as well.

@@JW_934 It's similar to the super nes controller. Mine feel a little sticky on both the pro and the +

@@taylorhead9842 Hmm, to me the dpad felt more like an NES one. I ended up using the Nintendo wireless snes controller for snes games and the sn30 pro+ for NES games. This is the best I've been able to do in NES games besides using a vintage NES controller, which does work on the switch but you can't use save states :(

@@GigaWojak It's been so many years since I played with an NES controller I thought maybe it was sharper on the edges than the SNES one? If you haven't tried it check out the M30 the Dpad is a bigger and it rolls nicely. What I do it map the y, z, b, c buttons like the snes face buttons so my thumb is more comfortable.

Hey does anyone know how to use controller with rumble and sixaxis on controller adapter and which controller is best for ps3 thanks

pog lmao.

You csn create profiles that'll apply when you press both sticks in. The Ultimate Software does the job.

If you bought it this year its not worth an upgrade since like he says there are not many changes. Just mainly the back buttons and the app. None of them is necessary

Hey does anyone know how to use controller with rumble and sixaxis on controller adapter and which controller is best for ps3 thanks

Dont know, i dont have both but im pretty sure that they shouldnt be mushy. Everyone says that theyre are very clicky