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Home / Technology / Switch 2 Gets GameCube & N64 Controller Vibes

Switch 2 Gets GameCube & N64 Controller Vibes

2 Feb

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Summary

  • New controllers for Switch 2 replace stock Joy-Cons.
  • N9C controller features GameCube layout with mechanical switches.
  • N6 controller offers Hall effect joysticks and back buttons.
Switch 2 Gets GameCube & N64 Controller Vibes

Abxylute has announced new controllers for the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2, designed to offer an alternative to the console's standard Joy-Cons in handheld mode. These controllers will soon be available via Kickstarter, connecting directly to the Switch 2's USB-C port for power and docking.

The N9C controller features a design reminiscent of the original GameCube controller, complete with capacitive joysticks and mechanical micro-switches for its buttons and triggers. It includes a dedicated C button and may appeal to fans of retro gaming or Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. A swappable eight-direction gate on the right joystick offers enhanced precision for fighting games.

The N6 controller presents a more traditional asymmetrical design with significant upgrades. It boasts drift-resistant Hall effect joysticks and digital ABXY buttons with a softer rubber membrane. Additionally, it includes customizable back buttons for macros and a resonance chamber to enhance audio output from the console.

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Abxylute is launching two new controllers for the Nintendo Switch 2: the N9C, inspired by the GameCube controller, and the N6, with an asymmetrical design.
The N9C controller for Switch 2 features a GameCube-like layout, capacitive joysticks, mechanical micro-switches for buttons and triggers, and a swappable eight-direction gate on the right joystick.
The N6 controller for Switch 2 offers drift-resistant Hall effect joysticks, enhanced grips, digital ABXY buttons with a softer feel, customizable back buttons, and an audio-enhancing resonance chamber.

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