SN30 Pro

https://support.8bitdo.com/firmware-updater.html Their firmware update tool is here, and is updated for the Switch 2 for most controllers they'll continue supporting. It automatically detects controllers and is what I used to update an SN30 Pro, Pro 2, and Ultimate C. Sometimes the update process st

When I first played Hollow Knight on Switch I used the pro-controller and stick, and it was so fucking hard, but I thought I was just shit or the game was too hard, but I managed to do everything except beat Radiance and NKG, and I didn't do Godhome. Got it on PC a year or few later, played it using

I would look at an SN30 Pro by 8bitDo as an alternative. As far as function, it will be more useful than those classic controllers because it will work with every game.

I use the 8Bitdo controllers. Mostly the Sn30 Pro+, but I have a few other models that all work just as well.

8bitDo Pro 2/3 or SN30 Pro.

Get yourself one of these https://a.co/d/06VGHQHh and a Bluetooth controller. I went with an 8Bitdo SN30 Pro and it works like a charm.

Then in that case you might be experiencing input lag caused by the Bluetooth connection, it can be really bad depending on the controller and the system you're using. I used to use my old 8Bitdo SN30 Pro wireless on my Switch and the lag was so bad I couldn't time the perfect hit on Incineroar's co

I’m getting the Steam Controller. Gonna give it a shot and decide for myself if I like it. If not, my 8bitdo Ultimate works great and so does my SN30 Pro.

I have a pi3 with a hifiberry board running retropie. Ps1 and snes work well, didn't really try the others so much as they're not important for me. 8bitdo's controllers work well, i have a wired usb model sn30 pro and a wireless something something zero. No analog sticks but don't need them for ps1

I travel a lot, the 8bitdo sn30 pro has worked great for me