So far Razer didn't release any controller that is officially support Nintendo Switch ,I had to use an adapter. even if Razer decided to alter the design it won't be drastic change to the point I have to reprogram my muscle memory. also I never played on game cube which is why I can't use gamecube controller. Even though the clutch is a nice extra touch for competitive players, the customization feels limited. Without the ability to change the full range of inputs, there’s only so much you can really do. The customization isn’t really “remapping,” but letting you choose between using the clutch and offloading a couple of inputs from the controller’s face to the top. For a console controller, any amount of customization is a boon but, given that Razer took the time to make an app, there’s certainly room for a wider range of options. Razer Wolverine V2 – Gaming In seems that there are two versions of the switch adapter, one which is an wii U adapter (blue/white) which can be updated to support switch (and does not support razor raiju) and one which is designated switch adapter (red/blue) which has in description that it supports razor raiju. I just recently got a Raiju Tournament edition, and a Brook Super Converter to use it on the switch, I can tell you 100% that I have been unable to hook the controller up to the switch using either the latest official firmware, OR Beta Firmware for the adapter. I am completely at a loss as to what to do, or if there is an adapter that supports it. I'd hate to return the controller (because I really dig it), but if I cant get it working on the system I planned to use it for primarily then there isnt much of a point :/

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The size and shape of the Wolverine TE is extremely close to Microsoft's own design, so Razer hasn't strayed too far from the form factor so many find appealing. It's wired, which some will actually prefer (myself included) and the cable has a secure connector with a shroud around the port so it shouldn't accidentally disconnect. so new Razer Raiju ultimate/TE use these weird peddles which is easy to press by accident and removing them isn't an option . did the brook switch adapter end up working? I've been trying to decide between the adapter or just getting a pro controller I did comment on some of their posts and he did reply to me and asked if I am interested in trying their BETA and he told me how to rename it etc..

I prefer having smaller panthera arcade for Smash Bros, Panthera evo smash bros Edition:cool_:...Te:wink_: So maybe if someone have an idea of wolverine TE and ultimate share the same firmware so it will be a high chance for the wolverine ultimate to work on Magic-NS ? its funky not like try to plug it again and do it again then try to plug it to nintendo switch and wait a while etc.. for me it took me like 12 minutes to get it to work.

But look into its Chroma eye and you'll be very happy with it. I know I am. My tired, somewhat battered Elite Wireless can now happily retire. Wait until the Xbox One Controller drivers are automatically installed. You can also manually update the drivers through the Device Manager.Lastly, we should talk about the Wolverine V2’s most polarizing feature, the cord. It’s a three-meter rubber cable with a break-away connector near the USB end. The cable was long enough for me to reach from a TV to my couch across the room without any hassle. That said, it’s worth noting that the Series X/S’ proprietary wireless connection added “Dynamic Latency Input,” which reduces lag and missed inputs. Though I haven’t noticed a significant change in my first few weeks with the Series X, it may make the wired connection here less of a necessity for competitive play. Razer Wolverine V2 – Software Did you try also switch pro controller? I’ve not unboxed Wolverine Te but it’s bought for PC, for Nintendo Switch I use pro controller it’s better optimized and nice on hand compared to other cheaps, maybe even not as pro as you;) Maybe a Developper can reply or have tested it XD or give me a heads up that I should wait ?cough.... like Razer working on something so I don't have to go thru all that ...? they are working on new magi-ns adapter and they will about it at R&D department to support Razer Controllers.