Switch 3.0 update brings with it a number of cool features, including the ability to use your old Pokken Tournament controller on the new console.
I am quite aware that EB has sold these controllers at this price before, the reason I am posting is
1. They go for 50 and up on eBay.
2. EB are known to up their prices when stuff becomes relevant again, see backward compatible 360 game prices jump.
Obviously, having no joysticks limits the amount of games this is compatible with, though there are plenty that will run fine with this remote, don't do into this expecting things heavy on joystick and dpad use like Zelda to work because they won't. The remote also lacks the home and screenshot buttons found on the joy con and proper pro controller, but since this would just be a secondary controller, that shouldn't be a problem. The dpad has mixed reviews online, I personally find the thing to be great for Shovel Knight, Mighty Gunvolt, and the sort though.
Here's the games I have tested with the controller so far
Mario Kart 8. Works perfect.
Mr. Shifty. Works perfect.
Kamiko. Works perfect.
Shovel Knight. Works perfect.
Blaster Master: Zero. Works perfect.
Puyo Puyo Tetris. Works perfect.
Mighty Gunvolt Burst. Works perfect.
Over Top. Works perfect.
King of Fighters '98. Works perfect.
Rudymical. Works perfect.
Metal Slug 3. Works perfect.
Graceful Explosion Machine. Needs joysticks, can't use.
NBA Playgrounds. Needs joysticks, can't use.
Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Needs joysticks, can't use.
World of Goo. Needs pointers or touch screen, can't use.
Fast RMX. Needs joysticks, can't use.
Cheap way of getting a proper dpad on the Switch, cheap way to have 3 player seshes in Mario Kart and Tetris, and honestly it's just an all round nice feeling controller.
They have two flavours available, the plain Jane one for 23 bucks which looks nice
https://ebgames.com.au/wiiu-215568-Pokken-Tournament-Pro-Pad…
and the yellow AF Pikachu one which I ended up getting, which costs 28 bones
https://ebgames.com.au/wiiu-217584-Pikachu-Pokken-Tournament…
Stock may be low, so delivery is always an option, though their online store's stock check is bullshit, it says the nearest one in stock to me is 300 odd kilometres away, yet I just happened to pick one up by coincidence earlier today in store.
Edit: Just did a stock check online, and apparently the store down the road about 10 minutes away has the Pikachu one, but the closest plain one is nearly 600km away, in Tassie. So if you're gonna run into a shop, you might have more luck paying the 5 more, but if you're doing delivery, get the cheaper one and put that 5 toward the shipping.
may as well spend the extra $20 and get a 8bitdo controller with Bluetooth and joysticks from ebay