Although a Nintendo official website knows if these devices are available, you can always check the Nintendo website to see whether this is for sure. Most conventional NES and SNES controllers are more available than the N64 and Mega Drive controllers, which are currently out of stock. Valve didn’t know what that was saying, but the spokesperson of Valve, Kaci Aitchison Boyle said to The Verge that it was meant solely for the NES, SNES, N64 and Mega Drive controllers which can be used by Nintendo Switch Online subscribers.Įven though the retro controllers are not easy to get, players should be Switch Online subscribers. The latest Steam patch notes vaguely state that Valve has added support for all Nintendo Online classic controllers. What exactly this will entail isn’t totally clear, but it seems like you will have a lot more information about your settlers, rather than the current “no information” that the game seems to supply you with.New Steam update says retro controls that can be used on Nintendo Switch are now supported with Valves. The first of these is the addition of a “status menu for settlers in your settlements”. The full patch notes can be found here, but we’ll highlight some of our favorite changes. This update adds a few small things, along with a bunch of big bug fixes, but one feature should please those who have been building up a big town full of settlers. Those who are currently in the program, or choose to opt in today, are now receiving the latest patch, Fallout 4 Update 1.3. The last of these has been getting its patches a bit earlier, thanks to Steam’s update beta program. Fallout 4 update have slowly been making their way out of Bethesda and onto the game on PS4, Xbox One, and PC.

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