[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6x23TWrInpI&w=580] Released 25 years ago, the Nintendo Power Pad, a plastic mat that plugged into an NES, saw very limited ...

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MAKE has a piece on Jeff Hoefs’ fetish for turning Nintendo controllers into musical instruments. “He’s made PowerPad midi keyboards, PowerGlove music controllers and Nintendo Uforce controllers to ...

Assuming that you may not know what MIDI controller is, here’s a quick explanation: MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) is a computer based musical language that has been expanded since it’s ...

Hori's Split Pad Pro is among the best Nintendo Switch controllers; though it lacks motion controls and can't be detached from the console in portable mode, it makes the Switch feel much more like a ...

Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. When Nintendo designed the Switch ($299.99 at Verizon), it ...

The Nintendo Switch Lite boasts a couple of interesting features that might sway one to buy the handheld console either as their first Switch or a replacement for the base version. It’s smaller and ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook HORI is giving their popular Split Pad Pro controller for the Nintendo Switch a more ergonomic ...

The Hori Split Pad Pro was easily one of the best Nintendo Switch controllers when it first launched in conjunction with Daemon X Machina over five years ago, offering a fantastic wired-only Joy-Con ...

PowerA has launched a new wireless controller for the Switch 2 (with compatibility confirmed for the OG, Lite, and OLED too), boasting features that could give the official Pro Controller a run for ...

The Nintendo Switch Lite feels like a refined product when you hold it in your hands. This is instantly noticeable from the difference in the texture of the device versus the original Nintendo Switch.