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Using the best controller can help you perform better in Mario Strikers: Battle League. Read on to discover all compatible controllers and the best controllers you can use for the game!
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| Single Horizontal Grip (One Joy-Con) |
Up to 8 Players |
|---|---|
| Dual-Controller Grip (Two Joy-Cons) |
Up to 4 Players |
Joy-Cons, both single-horizontal and dual-controller grips, are compatible controllers for Mario Strikers: Battle League. You can add more Joy-Con up to four pairs or up to 8 if you're using them individually.
| Handheld Mode (Two Joy-Con) |
1 Player only |
|---|
You can also connect the Joy Controllers to the Switch directly to play in Handheld Mode. It will allow you to play the game anywhere as well, as long as the battery isn't dead yet.
| Pro Controller | Up to 8 Players |
|---|
Pro Controllers are also one of the compatible controllers for the game. You can connect a Pro Controller via bluetooth or USB cord through the Switch Dock.
Pro Controller is probably the best one you can use for the game. It provides a grip that is better than the Joy Controllers, making it easier for you to control your characters. Additionally, the buttons' size makes them easier to press.
Dual-Controller Grip provides a better experience for players than using other Joy Controller setups, as they need some other movement and may delay the desired action, like Dodging for example. It allows you to play on a large screen as well if needed!
The only drawback of this controller setup is the playability time because of its battery and the smallness of the grip and buttons that will lead to straining your hand.
Single Joy-Cons are best when playing local or online multiplayer with friends only. They are not the best controller to use if you want to take on this game competitively, since their small size can lead to cramped hands.
The default, handheld mode, is probably average at best when using it to play the game. Its strong points are its convenience, and you can see a better look around the screen. Its down points come to its heaviness that may tire players after a couple of hours of play and its battery life.
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Controller Compatibility and Best Controller to Use
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