Talking about crappy Switch Pro pad without mentioning the vastly superior Wii U Pro pad, bunksmh.gif
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SteamCon: Games that play best with KB+M, used to use it for VNs, but now I have GPD WIn 2 for those.
Pros: Trackpads are amazing, Battery life is out of this world. Can be configured to do pretty much everything you imagine
Cons: Terrible DPad solution, bad face buttons, rather heavy, feels cheaply made.
DS4: Jack of all trades, master of none. Use it mostly for PS4 games and Lunatic Rave 2 nowadays, should be decent for PS1/PS2 emulation as well
Pros: Lightbar can be disabled on PC, good stick placement, decent DPad
Cons: Terrible battery life, stick material doesn't like sweat, requires admin access on each connection if you want to hide the Dinput version from a game
WiiU: 2D games that don't require constant stick access, emulators of Nintendo consoles
Pros: Absolutely amazing battery life (80+ hours of use per charge), best DPad and best face buttons of the bunch
Cons: Stick placement takes some getting used to (after 2 years, I still prefer DS for stick games), requires additional dongle to work with PC.
8bitdo M30: Genesis/Saturn emulation
Haven't used it enough for pro/con analysis. Don't like it's not detected as a standard XInput pad, requiring faffing about with Steam Input. No sticks as well, so won't work with many modern games.
Pop'n Music ASC: Pop'n Music, beatmania IIDX
Pros: True arcade experience
Cons:
LOUD, LARGE, buttons tend to stick from time to time (should get better with longer use). Extremely limited usage.
(not pictured: spare DS4, spare Wii U pad, 2 DS2s, Hori Fighting Commander, Mayflash Arcade Stick)