Official Nintendo Licensed D-pad Joy-Con Left Zelda Version for Nintendo Switch

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The left Joy-Con is pastel green with a white back and the right Joy-Con is pastel blue with a white back plate.

In Europe you are bang out of luck, however, so we've kindly dropped in a link for Play-Asia for Euro readers.If you have grey Joy-Con it's likely that you got these bundled with your Switch at launch because the Neon options were all sold out. This matching pair originally launched just a few days before Luigi's Mansion 3 on Halloween making them ideal if you plan to team-up with Gooigi for some trick-or-treating any time of the year.

Whether it be standard gray or vibrant green or the upcoming pastel sets, they're eye-pleasing expressions of creativity. I was 2 months expired on my warranty but they did it for free and extended my warranty for an additional 6 months, thought I'd share that for those of you with broken Switches out of warranty. The Splatoon 2 joycons are the only ones I didn't like to be honest, I wasn't a fan of the original blue and red controller but the pink and green was just especially off-putting for me.Yes, it looks like those lines were added at a later date to cash in on Smash – we're on to you, Nintendo!