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Message: [QUOTE="CSmith327, post: 41360, member: 1241"] The regular left Joy-Con not having a d-pad is a necessary evil. Since you can use both Joy-Cons as separate controllers it would feel weird to have a d-pad as the face buttons when using the left Joy-Con as its own controller. Thankfully they knew enough to make the Lite versions have a d-pad. Not having a d-pad on mine when in handheld surprisingly doesn't bother me as much as I thought it would when I originally bought it. It still functions fine as the directional keys. The only Joy-Cons I have are the ones that came with it stock. I have 3 different aftermarket Switch pro controllers that I mainly use with it. The one I use the most is my Pokemon Scarlet/Violet themed Funlab Firefly Pro controller: [ATTACH type="full" alt="2-158_1800x.png"]13303[/ATTACH][ATTACH type="full" alt="5-112_1800x.png"]13305[/ATTACH][ATTACH type="full" alt="7-100_1800x.png"]13306[/ATTACH] It's got 2 different kinds of d-pads you can swap out and 7 different light colors to pick from. If you turn the light off it hides the design completely. They have other designs too and JoyCon versions that actually do have d-pads on them. Right now it's on sale for $49.99 [automerge]1737067925[/automerge] Also the Doom ports aren't cloud only and Panic Button did an amazing job porting them to Switch. While they might be the worst looking versions of the games they still run super smooth and are among the best looking Switch titles. Panic Button also ported Warframe and the newer Wolfenstien games to Switch and they done great on those too [/QUOTE]

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