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Do you have the Splatoon 2 Pro controller?

Yep 37 27.82%
 
Nope 42 31.58%
 
I don't care 15 11.28%
 
I don't own a Switch 17 12.78%
 
I plan to get one later 22 16.54%
 
Total:133
SegataSanshiro said:
caffeinade said:

I don't mind, go ahead Nintendo.
Oh and while you are at it, please put some microtransactions in Splatoon 2 (reasonable ones).
My wallet is ready.

Good way to kill the game.

I just want new content for over a year after release, and I am willing to pay for it.



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I figured there would be a picture of it.



Mystro-Sama said:
I figured there would be a picture of it.

Look it up, the Switch does not come with a camera :)



SegataSanshiro said:
superchunk said:

1. Best in class force feedback
2. Longest life controller battery (ignoring WiiU's pro-controller)
3. Built-in best in class motion (great for shooting games)
4. Built-in NFC

What is a real mind-boggler isn't the price of this superior controller but that the Xbox One controller costs the same as PS4 even though it has no battery included. That is the actual con-artist of controllers.

Its also $68 or $70 normally.

Now you're doing what Apple fans do. Try to justify being ripped off.

How are you / am I  being ripped off? Battery life alone makes the price difference (~$10) worth it. I literally never have to play while plugged, never have to turn off LEDs, never have to turn off rumble or any other features.

Feature Xbox One PS4 Switch
Standard Buttons Yes Yes Yes
Built-in Battery No Yes Yes
Battery Life 0 3~8hrs ~40 hrs
Rumble Yes Yes Yes

HD Rumble
(yes, there is a difference,
but we'll see how that pans
out over the life of the console.)

No No Yes
Motion Controls / High Precision No No Yes
NFC Support No No Yes
Touch Pad (similar to HD Rumble,
will it matter in long-run)
No Yes No
MSRP $ $60 $60 $70

Yes, you can find the older console's controllers for as low as about $40 sometimes. But the fact is, the retail price is only $10 difference for a controller that above all has a massively better battery. The only person getting ripped off is Xbox One buyers, including myself x4.



caffeinade said:
SegataSanshiro said:

Good way to kill the game.

I just want new content for over a year after release, and I am willing to pay for it.

Why pay when they will release those  updates for free like the first game.



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superchunk said:
SegataSanshiro said:

Now you're doing what Apple fans do. Try to justify being ripped off.

How are you / am I  being ripped off? Battery life alone makes the price difference (~$10) worth it. I literally never have to play while plugged, never have to turn off LEDs, never have to turn off rumble or any other features.

Feature Xbox One PS4 Switch
Standard Buttons Yes Yes Yes
Built-in Battery No Yes Yes
Battery Life 0 3~8hrs ~40 hrs
Rumble Yes Yes Yes

HD Rumble
(yes, there is a difference,
but we'll see how that pans
out over the life of the console.)

No No Yes
Motion Controls / High Precision No No Yes
NFC Support No No Yes
Touch Pad (similar to HD Rumble,
will it matter in long-run)
No Yes No
MSRP $ $60 $60 $70

Yes, you can find the older console's controllers for as low as about $40 sometimes. But the fact is, the retail price is only $10 difference for a controller that above all has a massively better battery. The only person getting ripped off is Xbox One buyers, including myself x4.

I don't need all that bullshit. Just working buttons and analog. Also Splatoon one is 75. You can regulary get PS4 controllers for 40 bucks shipped on amazon. NS Pro controllers are so rarely released you can never get them at retail anyway. People scalping them up to 130 bucks. The Switch the console hard to keep demand fine. But controllers? Fuck off Nintendo. They been selling consoles for 34 years. They should know to keep the most basic thing like controllers in steady supply.



SegataSanshiro said:
caffeinade said:

I just want new content for over a year after release, and I am willing to pay for it.

Why pay when they will release those  updates for free like the first game.

They have promised a year of free updates, I want to be able to buy clothes after that.
I want to dress my Squid/Kid in lots of clothes.



caffeinade said:
SegataSanshiro said:

Why pay when they will release those  updates for free like the first game.

They have promised a year of free updates, I want to be able to buy clothes after that.
I want to dress my Squid/Kid in lots of clothes.

You can still play after a year and do all that.



SegataSanshiro said:
superchunk said:

How are you / am I  being ripped off? Battery life alone makes the price difference (~$10) worth it. I literally never have to play while plugged, never have to turn off LEDs, never have to turn off rumble or any other features.

Feature Xbox One PS4 Switch
Standard Buttons Yes Yes Yes
Built-in Battery No Yes Yes
Battery Life 0 3~8hrs ~40 hrs
Rumble Yes Yes Yes

HD Rumble
(yes, there is a difference,
but we'll see how that pans
out over the life of the console.)

No No Yes
Motion Controls / High Precision No No Yes
NFC Support No No Yes
Touch Pad (similar to HD Rumble,
will it matter in long-run)
No Yes No
MSRP $ $60 $60 $70

Yes, you can find the older console's controllers for as low as about $40 sometimes. But the fact is, the retail price is only $10 difference for a controller that above all has a massively better battery. The only person getting ripped off is Xbox One buyers, including myself x4.

I don't need all that bullshit. Just working buttons and analog. Also Splatoon one is 75. You can regulary get PS4 controllers for 40 bucks shipped on amazon. NS Pro controllers are so rarely released you can never get them at retail anyway. People scalping them up to 130 bucks. The Switch the console hard to keep demand fine. But controllers? Fuck off Nintendo. They been selling consoles for 34 years. They should know to keep the most basic thing like controllers in steady supply.

1. Battery life is not bullshit. 8hrs at best to 40hrs is a monsterous difference. Easily worth $20 or more, especailly if your comparison is to buying batteries for Xbox controllers where over lifetime you'll spend WAY more than that. Even if you go with rechargeables.

2. I turn off rumble, don't buy amiibo and wouldn't use the touch pad. So all that can go.

3. Motion control is great. Aiming in Zelda, Splatoon are very simple examples of why. Plus the other gameplay functionality it allows (also see Zelda) is awesome. 

4. Demand / Supply... I've found them in-stock for couple months now. At least the regular pro controller. I would expect that on opening weekend the special edition would be sold out. Your rant here is really just nonsense. Amazon Best Buy Gamestop ... all in stock.



superchunk said:
SegataSanshiro said:

Now you're doing what Apple fans do. Try to justify being ripped off.

How are you / am I  being ripped off? Battery life alone makes the price difference (~$10) worth it. I literally never have to play while plugged, never have to turn off LEDs, never have to turn off rumble or any other features.

Feature Xbox One PS4 Switch
Standard Buttons Yes Yes Yes
Built-in Battery No Yes Yes
Battery Life 0 3~8hrs ~40 hrs
Rumble Yes Yes Yes

HD Rumble
(yes, there is a difference,
but we'll see how that pans
out over the life of the console.)

No No Yes
Motion Controls / High Precision No No Yes
NFC Support No No Yes
Touch Pad (similar to HD Rumble,
will it matter in long-run)
No Yes No
MSRP $ $60 $60 $70

Yes, you can find the older console's controllers for as low as about $40 sometimes. But the fact is, the retail price is only $10 difference for a controller that above all has a massively better battery. The only person getting ripped off is Xbox One buyers, including myself x4.

You need to add a category called "Working Reliably", in which the DS4 gets a NO.  I've found it to be the worst first-party controller I've used.....possibly ever.  The short battery life, the all-too-common charging problems, and the frequent de-syncing that many users report are really not acceptable for 2017.  Maybe it could have been excused when wireless controllers were in their infancy.  But, that's over a decade behind us.