It’s not exclusive to the PC, or Switch Pro Controller either – it’ll make lots of different console’s pads work on PC, while also letting you use controllers not intended for one console work on another. It’ll even support the pad’s motion controls (though rumble is not supported). Regularly available for less than £20 / $20, it lets you easily (and wirelessly) hook the Switch Pro Controller up to a Windows machine, duping the operating system into seeing it just as if it was a native Windows controller. Not into playing games on Steam? Have a library of disc titles that you want to play, use another storefront or want to fire up some emulators? Using the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller in these situations is a bit more difficult, but still possible – you’ll just need some different tools to get the job done.įirst off, the easy option: buy an 8Bitdo Wireless Bluetooth Adapter (opens in new tab).

X360ce 2.0.2.(Image credit: 8Bitdo) Using a Nintendo Switch Pro Controller with other Windows games and apps GitHub - x360ce/x360ce: Primary repository for the x360ce library, front-end and tools. Only Windows XP SP3 and newer systems are supported For example it allows you to play games like 'Grand Theft Auto' (GTA) or 'Mafia II' with Logitech Wheel. ) to function like 'Xbox 360 Controller' so game will allow to use it.

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