#Accessories for Switch

These accessories are what I bring around with me to fully optimize my Nintendo Switch experience. Skull & Co NeoGrip There are an abundant amount grip cases out for the regular Switch, the OLED model, and as well as the Lite, but nothing can compare those to the grips that Skull and Co have to offer. This is the perfect accessory for those who need a D-Pad when playing on their Switch. The 1080p USB-C camera retails for $54.99, and the Switch 2 Pro Controller—boasting rear GL/GR buttons, a headphone jack, and refined ergonomics—sells for $84.99 (or $74.99 at select retailers). In any case, Welcome Tour’s accessory requirements underscore Nintendo’s strategy to highlight the unique hardware features of Switch 2, even if it means some extra spending for completionists. Last March we saw the rise of a hybrid console in the form of the Nintendo Switch. It immediately put Nintendo back into the competition, but sadly during release, we only had a small library of games. Fast forward to today we now have a booming selection of games for the Switch. September was a pretty big month for the Switch as it received four Major game releases, well ports to be exact -- Pokken Tournament DX, Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2, Rayman Legends: Definitive Edition, and Lego Worlds. Read more in our articles including "My 3 Favorite Accessories for the Nintendo Switch" and "Switch 2 Welcome Tour Requires Accessories for Full Completion".