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A leak reveals a limited Zelda-themed Nintendo Switch 2 console and matching Pro Controller for Zelda's 40th anniversary, featuring a black/gold/green palette with the Hylian Crest on the Pro Controller and Triforce branding on the dock and Joy-Cons; official confirmation is still pending.
First leaked images show a Zelda-themed Nintendo Switch 2 console and Pro Controller with Triforce motifs and gold/black/green accents, plus a 40th anniversary Zelda logo, as The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake is teased for release this year following an ESRB rating.
A new rumor claims Nintendo is prepping a Zelda 40th Anniversary-themed Switch 2 Pro Controller, though early reports suggested an Ocarina of Time edition; nothing is official yet.
A roundup of five Switch 2 accessories to boost comfort, streaming, and multiplayer fun: the Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller; the Nintendo Switch 2 Camera for in-game video and chat; Tokluck's Switch 2 Sports Accessories Bundle for motion-based play; FYOUNG Car Headrest Mount for in-car gaming; and the POWKONG Switch 2 TV Dock with 4K60 output and multi-controller charging—each with price points and generally strong ratings.
Circanaul December 2025 US sales report shows Nintendo Switch 2 leading the hardware market in both units and dollars, with total US Switch 2 sales at 4.4 million and nearly doubling the calendar-aligned installed base of the original Switch. The Switch 2 is the fastest-selling hardware platform in tracked history and sits about 35% ahead of the PlayStation 4ree pace after seven months on the market, while the Switch Pro Controller was 2025ree top-selling accessory, helping offset declines across other platforms.
The Resident Evil Pro Controller for Switch 2 is now available for pre-order in the UK and US at significantly high prices, with the UK costing £83.99 and the US $99.99, making it more expensive than standard controllers. Despite its design, the controller's high cost and the obscured logo are notable, and both the controller and the game are set to launch on February 27, 2026.
Capcom announced a range of exclusive Resident Evil Requiem content for Nintendo Switch 2, including a themed Pro Controller, a Generation Pack with multiple Resident Evil titles, and the first Resident Evil amiibo featuring Grace Ashcroft, set to release in 2026. Preorders are live, and the game will launch on February 27, 2026, across multiple platforms, with fans speculating about the inclusion of Leon S. Kennedy.
Capcom announced pre-orders for Resident Evil Requiem on Switch 2, with standard and deluxe editions offering various bonuses, alongside a limited edition Pro Controller and an upcoming Grace Ashcroft amiibo, all launching on February 27, 2024, with additional content and special editions planned.
Capcom announced a special Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller and a Grace Ashcroft amiibo for Resident Evil Requiem, set to release on February 27, 2026, alongside the game. The amiibo will be the first in the series, with design details to be revealed later. The update also details various editions of the game, including Deluxe and Premium, and a Resident Evil Generation Pack for Switch 2, which includes Resident Evil 7, Village, and Requiem.
The article reviews the Nintendo Switch 2 and highlights three essential accessories to enhance the gaming experience: a Pro controller with back buttons, a dbrand Killswitch case for better grip and protection, and a Samsung microSD Express card for expanded storage. These accessories significantly improve comfort, control, and storage capacity for early adopters of the new console.
Most original Nintendo Switch controllers, including Joy-Cons and the Pro Controller, are compatible with Switch 2 via wireless connection, though some hardware features and third-party controllers may have limitations. The Switch 2 supports a range of controllers, including classic Nintendo controllers and the GameCube Controller Adapter, but third-party controllers might require updates for full compatibility.
The new Pro Controller for the Nintendo Switch 2 offers notable improvements over previous versions, such as better analog sticks and customizable buttons, but may not be a necessity given the significant upgrades in the Switch 2's Joy-Con controllers. Opinions vary on its value, and it features some minor limitations like not waking the console. A full verdict is awaited.
The Nintendo Switch Pro Wireless Controller, praised for its comfort and durability, is now available at a $20 discount for Black Friday, reducing its price to $49.99 at retailers like Target and Best Buy. With a 50-hour battery life and compatibility with PC, it's a great deal for gamers. Additionally, various Black Friday deals are available on Nintendo games and other gaming consoles.
The limited-edition Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Pro Controller for the Nintendo Switch is currently available on Amazon Japan for $64.67, discounted from its usual price of $75. This controller features a transparent shell with Hylian designs, a textured grip, motion controls, HD rumble, and a 40-hour battery life. It can be used wirelessly or with a wired USB-C connection. The controller is in high demand and has previously sold out quickly. Additionally, a like-new version of the Tears of the Kingdom-themed Switch OLED is available for $320, and the official collector's edition guide is on sale for $27.
IGN's Budget to Best recommends the best Nintendo Switch accessories, including the Fixture S1/S2 for gaming with a Pro Controller on the go, a shoulder bag that can fit both a Switch and Steam Deck, Gulikit Hall Joystick for Joy-Con, Genki Switch Covert Mini Dock, and a MicroSD Card.