Combine this with the turbo features already present on the Emio Edge, and you’ve got a pretty solid upgrade over the stock NES Mini pad. Oftentimes, there’s extra functionality lurking ...

It's not just that turbo was offered, but how intuitive, inviting, and adjustable the feature proved to be. The controller also had two plugs to connect to the NES, one for each player.

It’s very cute. But unknown questions linger. At the top of everyone’s list, of course, is whether or not you can use a controller from the NES Classic on the SNES Classic and vice versa.

The NES Classic Controller has a cable that runs approximately 30 3/8 inches long, whereas the original NES controller’s cord is 91.5 inches long — more than three times the length.

Because the new controller doesn’t work especially well with other games. Really, whether or not you should pick up an NES Switch controller depends entirely on how much you plan to play ...