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How to use your Switch Pro Controller to play any PC game

If you have trouble with random button presses or other incompatibilities, this two-step process should get your Switch Pro Controller working on your PC with minimal fuss.

If you have trouble with random button presses or other incompatibilities, this two-step process should get your Switch Pro Controller working on your PC with minimal fuss.

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DIY Super NES Classic #19: Super Punch-Out!! / Beast Boxing Turbo

Beast Boxing Turbo takes the Super Punch-Out!! formula back to the days of orcs, goblins, and… well, whatever THAT thing is.

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DIY Super NES Classic #20: Yoshi's Island / Tembo the Badass Elephant

Tembo the Badass Elephant isn’t in Yoshi’s Island’s league, but it finds some good uses for Yoshi’s most stylish moves.

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DIY Super NES Classic #18: Super Metroid / Axiom Verge

Nintendo might never give Super Metroid a direct sequel, but it doesn’t matter. Axiom Verge has everything well in hand.

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DIY Super NES Classic #17: Super Mario World / Shovel Knight

Only the very best games can stand alongside Super Mario World. Thankfully, Shovel Knight is one of them.

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DIY Super NES Classic #16: Super Mario RPG / Child of Light

If Super Mario RPG freshened up the Japanese role-playing game by adding action to turn-based battles, Child of Light reinvents it entirely.

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DIY Super NES Classic #15: Super Mario Kart / Super Indie Karts

Like Super Mario Kart, Super Indie Karts moves fast and refuses to hold your hand. Veteran karters only need apply.

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DIY Super NES Classic #14: Super Ghouls n' Ghosts / Maldita Castilla

If Super Ghouls n’ Ghosts isn’t enough to make you break your controller in frustration, Maldita Castilla will finish the job.

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DIY Super NES Classic #13: Super Castlevania IV / Rogue Legacy

If you’ve never played it before, Super Castlevania IV might surprise you. Rogue Legacy will, too, but probably for different reasons.

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