Also visible are the Home and Screenshot buttons of the Switch, a small pairing button, four LEDs that will indicate connection to the console and which player is which, a USB-C charging port, and the brand-new C button that’s coming to the Switch 2. This brings up the new system’s GameChat features, activating the console’s built-in mic and the menu that governs voice controls, screen sharing, and other social features. All told, it looks like the features required for the Switch 2 have been neatly integrated into the shell of the classic GameCube controller, without sacrificing the original look and feel.
How to Get the Gamecube Controller for Switch 2
At present, it seems as though the official Nintendo GameCube controller for Switch 2 will only be available to purchase…