The Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller offers several new features, including remappable back buttons, the GameChat button, and ...

The button layout is a bit different for the "Home," "Screenshot," and "+" "-" buttons than the Pro controller ... features of the Switch Pro which most previously mentioned controllers lacked.

For example, the GameCube and Switch Pro controllers opted for an asymmetrical layout, whereas the Wii Classic Controller and Wii U Gamepad were the opposite, placing their sticks parallel to each ...

As mentioned, the design matches the Nintendo Pro Controller and many of the best Xbox controllers ... Switch gameplay and were left satisfied. This and the support for three unique button layout ...

Even if they aren't, we won't be too bummed, because we can still connect our Nintendo Switch Pro controllers to PC ... selecting Manage > Controller layout, and remapping each button.

In terms of design, the controllers look ... The Nintendo Switch’s controller settings does at least let you remap button layout for the Pro Controller, so it’s not entirely without that ...

The Switch Pro controller. The Pro controller scales up and offsets the JoyCons layout into a single unit without sacrificing their progressive additions of motion control and Amiibo functionality.

The last thing noted is there is now a 3.5mm headphone jack, a pretty standard feature for modern video game controllers, but a feature that the current Nintendo Switch Pro controller is missing.

Of course, there's also the fact the GameCube controller doesn't offer your average button layout ... for your Switch 2. That's not a terrible price as far as console controllers go, but it ...