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New Nintendo Switch Accessory Turns Your Controller Into An Adorable Puppy
When Nintendo first unveiled the Switch, the console's unconventional Joy-Con Grip attachment frequently drew comparisons to a puppy's face, due to the way its controller grips hung to the sides like ears. Now, Hyperkin is releasing a new accessory for the system that turns those comparisons into reality.
The Pupper Controller Attachment, as it's called, is scheduled to release next week, and as the name straightforwardly tells you, it's designed to resemble a puppy. It comes with three different mouth stickers, which you can place in the center of the grip. You can see some images of the accessory below.
The Pupper attachment also charges your Joy-Cons when they're inserted into the grip, something the standard Joy-Con grip doesn't do; Nintendo sells a separate Joy-Con Charging Grip for $30. The Pupper features a rechargeable battery and battery status indicator, and it's also USB Type-C compatible.
You can purchase the Pupper Controller Attachment on Amazon. Pre-orders for it are not yet available, but the accessory is listed to release on December 21.
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The Pupper Controller Attachment, as it's called, is scheduled to release next week, and as the name straightforwardly tells you, it's designed to resemble a puppy. It comes with three different mouth stickers, which you can place in the center of the grip. You can see some images of the accessory below.
The Pupper attachment also charges your Joy-Cons when they're inserted into the grip, something the standard Joy-Con grip doesn't do; Nintendo sells a separate Joy-Con Charging Grip for $30. The Pupper features a rechargeable battery and battery status indicator, and it's also USB Type-C compatible.You can purchase the Pupper Controller Attachment on Amazon. Pre-orders for it are not yet available, but the accessory is listed to release on December 21.
Some links to supporting retailers are automatically made into affiliate links, and GameSpot may receive a small share of those sales.
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