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Nintendo Switch Gets Gorgeous NES-Style Joy-Con Controllers, But They’ll Cost You

The SNES Classic Edition is set to deliver plenty of old-school fun later this year, but what if […]

The SNES Classic Edition is set to deliver plenty of old-school fun later this year, but what if you want to add a little retro chic to your new Nintendo Switch? Well, you can now grab some very sexy NES-style Joy-Con controllers for your Switch, courtesy of hardware modding company ColorWare. Check these little beauties out.

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Here’s how ColorWare describes the new customized controllers:

Enjoy solo or group gameplay with these Limited Edition Nintendo Joy-Con wireless controllers! In 1985 Nintendo revolutionized the home entertainment industry by releasing the Nintendo Entertainment System. The NES took a niche hobby and brought it into everyone’s living room. ColorWare is bringing back these memories with the release of our limited Joy Con Classic controllers. Available for a limited time only with the first 25 having a number of authenticity. Don’t miss your chance to own these unique custom-made Joy Cons.

  • Only the first 25 units were individually numbered
  • Custom painted in a black and grey to resemble the Original NES
  • May be used separately or attached to the main console
  • Each Joy Con has a set of buttons, accelerometer and gyro-sensor
  • Comes in original packaging

So yeah, obviously you now desperately want these, but be forewarned, these retro controllers don’t come at an old-school price! ColorWare is charging a whopping $200 for a pair. Yikes! That’s as much as an entire NES cost when it launched in 1985! But hey, I don’t blame you if you still want them — you can grab your pair here.

As we previously reported, ColorWare will also let you design your own custom-colored Nintendo Switch for $500. ColorWare’s services don’t come cheap, but they do impeccable work. Create the green and gold Zelda or hot pink Kirby Nintendo system you’ve always wanted! You can design your masterpiece here.

You can check out WWG’s latest Nintendo Switch coverage, right here.