New Pokemon-Themed Nintendo Switch Controllers Revealed--Check Them Out
Hori is releasing a new lineup of Pokemon-themed Nintendo Switch accessories next month, including two adorable Split Pad Pros.
Hori, one of the leading manufacturers of third-party Nintendo Switch accessories, has announced a new assortment of Pokemon-themed peripherals. The lineup includes two new Split Pad Pros featuring Pikachu and Eevee, a Joy-Con with a conventional D-pad, and several standard controllers featuring Pokemon designs. The Split Pad Pros release October 30, while the rest of the new accessories arrive next month. Some are available to preorder from Amazon right now--check them out below.
Any of the new Hori accessories would make for great gifts for Pokemon fans. You should also take a peek at our Nintendo Switch gift guide for more ideas.
Pikachu and Eevee Split Pad Pro
$60
Hori's Split Pad Pro is one of the best Nintendo Switch controllers. Designed for handheld play, it replaces the Joy-Cons, giving players a more ergonomic grip, bigger joysticks, and a traditional D-pad. You can still dock the Switch with the Split Pad Pro attached. The Pikachu and Eevee Split Pad Pro is absolutely adorable and would make for a great gift for Pokemon fans this holiday.
Pikachu Black and Gold Split Pad Pro
$60
Alternatively, you can pick up this Pikachu-themed Split Pad Pro that has a striking black-and-gold color scheme to show off Pikachu's electric-based abilities.
Pikachu Joy-Con with D-pad
$25
Hori has released several of these left D-pad Joy-Cons in the past, including Mario and Zelda versions that have since sold out. The Pokemon-themed model uses the black-and-gold Pikachu design. This controller is ideal for those who want a conventional D-pad while maintaining the same feel of the first-party Joy-Cons.
Pikachu Hori Pad Wireless Controller
$50
For those looking for a cheaper alternative to the Nintendo Switch Pro controller, the Hori Pad is a solid option. It largely mimics the layout and feel of the Pro controller and features 15 hours of playtime on a full charge. These controllers are officially licensed by Nintendo, so you can rest assured that you're getting a quality gamepad. While it does have motion controls, it's not compatible with Amiibo and doesn't have built-in rumble. This model features the black-and-gold Pikachu design.
Hori Pad Wired Controllers
$25
If you just need a controller for the occasional multiplayer session, a wired gamepad is worth looking into simply because of price. These Hori Pad wired controllers have a unique shape that is ideal for those with smaller hands. The two new designs use the same patterns of the Pokemon Split Pad Pros.
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