PowerA has been a leader in making high-quality budget-level controllers for the original Switch and seeks to do the same for Switch 2 starting with its Advantage series of wired controllers. But with ...

The PowerA GameCube Wireless Controller for Nintendo Switch adheres pretty faithfully to the shape and style of the original GameCube controller. This is, without a doubt, the biggest reason to buy it ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 is still a bit of a desert when it comes to third-party wireless controllers, but that desert is just a little less sparse now with PowerA's announcement of a wireless version of ...

The PowerA Enhanced Wireless Controller for Nintendo Switch looks a lot like the official Nintendo Switch Pro Controller. However, that's pretty much where their similarities end, as the PowerA device ...

The PowerA Nano is basically a beat-for-beat recreation of Nintendo's own Pro Controller, with the same basic color scheme and button layout but in a gamepad about two-thirds the size. One other key ...

PowerA revealed a new controller for the Nintendo Switch 2 this week, as they have a new wired version of their Advantage model with Lumectra. The shorthand to this model is you're getting everything ...

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PowerA recently revealed a new line of items for the Nintendo Switch 2, as they will be one of the first companies releasing accessories for the new console. Among them is a new wired controller that ...

The Pokémon Mega Evolutions design grabs attention first, then the performance keeps it. PowerA Advantage Wireless Controller for Nintendo Switch 2 brings tournament-friendly control to a living ...

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