Nintendo is proud to present the new Nintendo Switch Pro Controller that will be released along with the upcoming hybrid video game console. The Pro Controller is now available for pre-orders via online stores, including some physical stores in the United States.
The GameStop is now accepting pre-orders for the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller, GameSpot confirmed. The GameStop is now offering the Pro Controller that will come from the Zelda Sheikah Eye Edition Starter Kit, which is worth $100.
The kit includes several freebies such as a case for the Nintendo Switch console, screen protector and a Zelda-themed Joy-Con armor guards. GameStop is also offering another package that includes The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild physical copy along with a Pro Controller, which can be purchased for $130 only.
The Nintendo Switch Pro Controller design has a very familiar look, similar to the Xbox controller, the Pro Controller features an off-set analog sticks. The Pro Controller is utilizing the HD rumble technology, supports Amiibo figures and will use the USB-C to recharge its batteries.
According to WWG, the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller is still unavailable on Amazon. It is due to the fact that the Pro Controller was first seen on Amazon, but the company announced a sold-out just a few minutes after the pre-order started. The Pro Controller went sold out on Amazon in just 15 minutes as the reports showed and it seems that every fan should stay tuned for another set of release anytime.
The Nintedo Switch Pro Controller can be purchased separately for $70 at GameStop as of today, however the it shows on their website that the gamepad is still not available. It has been said that GameSpot has just recently announced they are now accepting pre-orders for the Nintendo Switch Pro Controllers.
If no chance, the other way to purchase the Pro Controller is to buy the full bundle of the Nintendo Switch console. The Nintendo Switch video game console was announced to go on sale this March 3rd for $300. Fans are sure to be excited to have a touch on the upcoming hybrid video game console from Nintendo.
