
Which controller is better for the Nintendo Switch? The sleek Joy-Cons or the expensive Pro Controller?

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Look I know VIII has its issues and all that but how on earth can the do big anniversary events with new artwork and merchandise for VII, IX and X yet VIII got sweet f*** all.
They could have given it something during its 25th anniversary yet all it got was a single Happy Anniversary post on their social media.
My friends and I have yet to experience issues with the Joy-Cons thankfully.
I've been enjoying using the Joy-Cons for Zelda. I like the ability to hold the left and right one separately from one another.
One of my friends prefers the pro controller cause of how comfy it is. I opted out of the pro controller cause of its price tag but maybe one day down the line I'll get it; just not now.
Until the Pro Controller drops in price I think it is worth the risk and getting the Joy-Cons.
I like both options!!
I actually really like the joy-cons. Whether they're in the grip, or on the Switch, they're very comfortable. I haven't had any sync issues at all either. I also don't mind the Dpad buttons. I haven't had any issues using them. Granted, I haven't played any games that require heavy use of the Dpad, so maybe I would feel different with other games. With that said, I do plan to get a Pro controller this summer for Splatoon 2.
Pro controller at the house the cons on the go or when the t.v is being used.
The pro controller charge cable can be used in you're car or wall outlet if you have the plug connections.