So, I completed the early kid portion of the game while using my Nintendo Switch Pro controller. Using the Switch N64 controller was better, but still had a learning curve.Īs an example, when I started playing OoT on the Expansion Pack, my N64 controller had not arrived yet. But honestly, these specific buttons and layout are really only helpful when it comes to more intensive games like The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (OoT) that take advantage of everything the controller offers. (I feel like I just betrayed my youth with that sentence). The specific buttons correspond to the classic game controls for better play, but that N64 controller design is so wonky it takes some getting used to now that I've gotten accustomed to modern controllers.
You'll just want to make sure to charge it up between uses to keep it fresh and ready to go. I'm not entirely sure how long the battery lasts for, but it did go for at least six hours during one of my play sessions, so it should last long enough for the average user. There's also a USB-C port up there and the controller comes with a six-foot charging cable so you can easily charge it up using your Switch dock. The Rumble Pak slot is filled in with plastic and there are buttons on top of the controller that are necessary for interacting with the Switch interface like the screenshot button, home button, pairing button, and ZR button, which serves as the - button. The Switch N64 controller doesn't actually have an opening in the Rumble Pak area since rumble is built into the controller. There are some important differences, though. The Switch N64 controller doesn't actually have a Rumble Pak slot since rumble is built-in.
Otherwise, they mostly look identical in regards to size, color, and shape. The joystick is really floppy on my OG N64 controller, so the new one has good resistance in comparison. When I place the Switch N64 controller side by side my original N64 controller, the only real differences I see are the worn look of my old gamepad and the cable coming out of it.
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