#customized nintendo switch joycons

[mevee]

Squirtle / Pokemon themed Joycons that I gifted my Boyfriend for Christmas! ✨️

[bbeanspr0ut]

I still can’t believe my Floral-Cons are finally here!

You ca buy your own set below!

[dig-the-doodad]

I just finished a new set of earrings for my Etsy shop!

These custom video game earrings are modeled after Nintendo Switch Joycons!

They were a delight to make, and the material shrunk really well!

My second ever order from my shop, I'm really excited to have new projects to make!

[something-something-peaceful]

I lost a thumb cover for a joycon, which if I found it in a place that I vaguely would’ve expected than it would be fine. However I didn’t, which means I either launch that tiny rubber prick or someone in my family didn’t respect my customizations.

[rosalind2013]

PSA: Don’t order from this Etsy shop!

Long story short, I got scammed. I’m gullible and should’ve just gotten a refund from Etsy when I first suspected there was something wrong. But this shop has so many 5 star reviews, I really believed their story.

So I never got the gift I bought for my mom, and I have no hope of getting my money back because I waited too long to get angry about it. But maybe I can save someone else from wasting their money.

[crowscadence]

Look at these thumb grips I got, I’m in love

[strandedpunk]

anyways i did it

my impulsive brain telling me i need to order custom orange joycons for my switch so badly

[radioactivetoad]

Nintendo Switch Custom Clear Transparent Joy-Con Controllers with Joycon D-Pad

[full-pockets]

So, I may have accidentally bought a bootleg pro controller...

Phone decided to not change the angle when taking a pic

I think it's bootleg cause-

Those box looks different from the actual box

The image itself is pixelated a bit

It reads like a generic pro controller 'for N-switch'

It lacks the TotK or gold Nintendo logo

There was no tape on the box lid

The paint on the actual controller has smudges

The charging light is smaller than my pro

Joycons are flatter, wider, shorter and stiffer than my regular pro. They also have lines underneath the thumb pad.

I mean, it works, and the Switch does register its colours but I have read with a bit of tech savvy, you can make the Switch register new colours. Custom joycon creators sometimes do it for their coloured stuff. I haven't tested the amiibo readability yet, but it does have motion controls, rumble and the buttons all work. Boy, does it rumble! It vibrates more than any other controller I've had, for any console. The only other controller that vibrates as much as this one does would be the PS2 controller.

I just wish I realized it wasn't legit when looking for it. But as long as it doesn't start failing and breaking I guess it's not a total loss. I do need another controller with amiibo readability, assuming this one does since I haven't tested it.

[nectaric]

Triton approaches Dad with the biggest grin on his face, as he reveals Dad's Nintendo Switch that had 'mysteriously' gone missing. Only now it was coating in a skin decorated with ocean waves, his favourite sea creatures and his name decorating the back, with irridescent details on both joycons with seaweed and tentacles curling around the custom detachable controllers. "Happy Dad's day, Dad! Found this thing just lying around. Good thing it had your name on it." Honestly it was just too easy to steal.

"damn. i'm gonna have to tell delphin to increase security around here." poseidon fired back, raising a bushy brow at his son as he fought back the urge to laugh. only then did his eyes truly fall on the switch, taking in the new design. sea greens went wide, mouth falling open in surprise. "wait... wait, did you actually do this for me? this is the coolest fucking thing i've ever seen."

poseidon snatched it out of his son's hands, beaming ear to ear. "thanks, kid! i love it!"

[mrshelbysan]

Built my boyfriend a custom Tears of the Kingdom Nintendo Switch. Swapped the joycons and the back shell myself ☺️

[gertlushgaming]

Everybody 1-2-Switch! Review (Nintendo Switch OLED)

For this Everybody 1-2-Switch! Review, where Whatever the occasion, we can get the gang together and compete in a host of weird and wonderful minigames. Making friends with aliens perhaps? Maybe fill giant balloons with just the right amount of air, or step behind the counter of a manic ice cream parlor – all sorts of fun events await!

Everybody 1-2-Switch! Review Pros:

- Decent graphics. - 3.3GB download size. - Mini-game compilation gameplay. - Two ways to play - Joycon (supports up to 8 players) and smart device (supports up to 100 players). - Each player enters a name and picks a random icon. - Three team contest choices - 20 min, 40 min, and 60 min length games. - At the quiz party, everyone plays alone in a set of questions. - Bingo party everyone plays alone and uses their smart device as a bingo card. - Game options - level (normal/pro), footsteps and other noises (ok/not OK), changing places during play (ok/not OK), and extra points for smaller teams (enable/disable). - Horace the horse is your guide and host of the game. - Fully voiced voiceovers. - Each mini-game gets a video tutorial and a practice turn. - Games played are determined by spinning the roulette. - Your previous names are saved for easy access. - Simple controls require just movement and some are button presses along with movement. - Feels like a sneaky fitness game. - You choose the teams by having everyone go left or right. - Once you play a game, it becomes available to play from the previously played games list and it shows it supports smart devices and/or joycon. - The Quiz party has three ways to play - combo, custom, and spontaneous. - Great collection of games from things like squats to balloon pumping and alien invasions. - Goes for a game show-style presentation and atmosphere. Everybody 1-2-Switch! Review Cons: - A lot of the acting feels cheese and over the top. - No touchscreen support. - You have to play the games first to unlock them in the play a particular game list. - As game choices are random it can take a while to unlock them all. - If you can't be bothered or something then you don't get all the games to play as they require a smart device. - No online multiplayer or leaderboards. - Offers no single-player games. - Feels like a game that should be bundled in with the console. Related Post: Until The Last Bullet Review (Nintendo Switch OLED) Everybody 1-2-Switch!: Official website. Developer: Nintendo Publisher: Nintendo Store Links - Nintendo Read the full article

[bitmapbooks]

What a great day, playing some retro NES games that are featured in our book - NES/Famicom: a visual compendium on the Nintendo Switch using a custom Switch Joy-con from Game Trader Zero 🎮

Reprints of our book are due in October - Full details here: https://www.bitmapbooks.com/collections/all-books/products/nes-famicom-a-visual-compendium

Joy-con: https://gametraderzero.com

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[n1et]

arsiotenars I completely forgot about the drift, I never use the tiny sticks they're too small oops. Okay, Joycons are out and the logitech F310 (wired) is back. Honestly, I think a hardwire is probably a good safety feature. You don't want the plug popping out during a maneuver.

Actually, since I have infinite money in this scenario, I'm changing my mind again. I'll just call logitech like "listen I want the F310 but I want wireless added as a secondary connection, so I can use it wired but in the event of cable damage it switches to the failsafe wireless connection. How much for you to make that happen? You can keep the patent and shit and resell it, I'll pay the dev costs and sticker price per finished unit, so hit me with that big ole number."

It can't possibly be that much more than just buying a custom controller from one of those specialist companies.

Well the point is to make it easy to replace and cheap, so I think the best bet in my opinion is actually the switch pro controller, or if you want to get fancy, an 8-biddo controller, they make great controllers, my friend who's a Nintendo fan won't shut up about them. And they come with both wired and Bluetooth.

[kfcdoubledown]

Custom SNES shell this time, same manufacturer eXtremeRate. I’m gonna put a Game Boy shell on my real Switch and keep the SNES shell on this hacked one since I mainly use an SNES shell Pro Controller with that.

Pros:

Slick as fuck boiiiiii

"Soft-touch" plastic feels good, a different kind of premium to the slicker plastic Nintendo uses as OEM

Power and Reset buttons on the pattern feel molded into the back shell, it's slight but it's there

Cons:

The only replacement hardware that comes in the box are the fan grilles and some sponge material for pressure-relief on inside brackets. You have to port over the Game Card flap and the kickstand's internal mechanism from your old Switch, so good luck if they're broken and you bought this shell to replace those

The grilles and sponges are DIY, you affix them to the back plate yourself

This one is on Nintendo, but the back shell is partially held in via the middle joycon rails, the middlemost screw has an anchor behind it. I understand why Nintendo did this, but I want the designer responsible to die for reasons of deception

Overall rating SNES/10, I would much rather replace Switch backplates all day than replace joycon shells.

[gaming-love]

EARTH TO NINTENDO, You’re Sitting on a Goldmine! Customizable Joy-Cons!

With the Nintendo Switch being a portable two-player hybrid gaming console, the detachable Joy-Cons are easily an item that can and should be customizable for gamers. The possibilities would be endless. Being able to pick exactly what color Joy-Cons a gamer wants would give an amazing personal touch to their hybrid console. Imagine being able to choose different neon, pastel, and matte colors for both left and right Joy-Cons. Nintendo only has certain color options for certain Joy-Cons, leaving players with a limited personalization for their beloved Switch.

Since Nintendo doesn't offer complete customization, fans have to resort to either getting skins to just stick onto their Joy-Cons or risk breaking their Joy-Cons in order to put on their desired shell design. Both of which can leave gamers with unsatisfying results if either option ends up being bad (i.e sticky residues or unusable analog sticks and buttons) .

Another path a few fans have taken is to totally create their own dream Joy-Cons. For example, a YouTuber by the name of Shank Mods actually created their own GameCube Joy-Cons! It took them months to create but their end result was truly amazing. Here is a link to their video right here: https://youtu.be/Sb0-I8FkUWU

Overall, one possible reason Nintendo doesn’t offer Joy-Con customization may be because of their branding. Nintendo have always made it clear that they are a family-friendly company and having their Joy-Cons be a certain color/color combo may be part of their aesthetic. However, customizable Joy-Cons would make a lot of fans happy and bring Nintendo more revenue. It would be a win-win for the company. Nintendo, wake up!

This is Cat from Gaming_Love, tell me what your thoughts are down below. Do you agree or disagree? I would love to discuss it. Thank you!