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video game,star wars video gamesCheck Out This Official Zelda-Themed Switch Pro Controller Carrying Case

RDS Game Traveler Deluxe Switch Pro Controller Case (Zelda)

$20 | Compatible with Switch 2 Pro Controller

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RDS Game Traveler Deluxe Switch Pro Controller Case (Black)

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If you dropped $85 on the Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller and would like to keep it looking fresh, you may want to pick up a dedicated travel case. There's actually an officially licensed controller case made by RDS Industries that popped up on Amazon shortly before the Switch 2's launch. Available in a Zelda-themed edition or standard black, the RDS Game Traveler Deluxe Controller Case is up for grabs for $20 at Amazon.

The hardshell carrying case is compatible with both generations of the Switch Pro Controller and Joy-Con with grip attachments. You can also use it with a bunch of different third-party controllers; we highlighted some notable gamepads we've tested with the case at the bottom of this story.

RDS Game Traveler Deluxe Switch Pro Controller Case (Zelda)

$20 | Compatible with Switch 2 Pro Controller

The Zelda branding on this case is subtle enough that Switch users who don't even like the series would probably be fine with it. A round metal emblem with the game's logo is affixed on the center of the top cover. It also has a gold zipper pull with the Tears of the Kingdom logo. The promotional images don't do a great job of displaying the colors. After receiving the case recently, I can confirm that it's forest green, similar to Link's iconic tunic.

The case was designed for the original Switch Pro Controller and Joy-Cons with a grip attached. That said, the recessed bottom mold also fits the Switch 2 Pro Controller just about perfectly, and the Joy-Con 2 Controllers with the standard or Charging Grip attached are supported, too. The elastic band that secures the controller in place opens the door for a wide array of third-party controllers.

The case also has slots for two Joy-Con below the Pro Controller. This slot only supports original Switch Joy-Con, as the Switch 2 Joy-Con are too large.

An open mesh compartment can be used to store small accessories such as charging cables and Joy-Con straps.

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RDS Game Traveler Deluxe Switch Pro Controller Case (Black)

$20

If you aren't a Zelda fan, the case is also available in black/gray. This version trades the Zelda emblem and zipper for the red Nintendo Switch logo.

RDS Industries' controller carrying cases are built with the same ballistic nylon material as its popular line of console cases. The manufacturer has already launched five different styles of Switch 2 console travel bags in its Game Traveler Deluxe line, including a Mario Kart World-themed hardshell carrying case:

RDS Game Traveler Deluxe Switch 2 Console Cases:

Mario Kart World Deluxe Carrying Case -- $25
Deluxe Carrying Case (Black) -- $20
Deep Carrying Case (Black) -- $30
Large Carrying Case (Black) -- Sold out
Crossbody Vertical Bag (Black) -- $30
Crossbody Horizontal Bag (Black) -- $30

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video game,star wars video gamesUbisoft Quietly Confirms It's Working On A New Ghost Recon Game

In case you've been wondering, Ubisoft is indeed working on a new entry in its long-running Ghost Recon series. The news, which had been heavily rumored for a while now, was confirmed by Ubisoft president Yves Guillemot in what sounds like a heated shareholder meeting last week.

First reported by Game File, the confirmation of the the untitled Ghost Recon game came from a question about Ubisoft's history with live-service titles. Touting the company's success with Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege, Guillemot added, "In addition to the flagship game that I just mentioned, our objective is to also make strong progress in the growing market, generally speaking, by continuing to enhance our current experiences that we offer--and capitalizing on upcoming launches, such as The Division and Ghost Recon."

Later on, Ubisoft's CFO Frederick Duguet specifically called out the upcoming Ghost Recon title as one of the company's "first-person-shooter-type games," seemingly also confirming that the next entry will be an FPS. Though multiple titles in the franchise have offered first-person perspectives, the Ghost Recon games have largely been presented as third-person shooters since 2006's Advanced Warfighter, making this a significant shift for the series.

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video game,star wars video gamesHow To Get More Paulina Outfits In Donkey Kong Bananza

As you play through Donkey Kong Bananza, you'll inevitably come across Style Shops that sell outfits (sometimes called costumes or skins) for the titular ape and his adorable companion, Pauline. While Donkey Kong's cosmetics come in multiple pieces that can be mixed and matched to get the effects of multiple passive bonuses, Pauline's outfits are just one piece. Even so, the passive bonuses attached to your fashion choices can be immensely helpful, so you'll want to keep an eye out for which of Pauline's outfits you want to grab.

To buy new outfits for Pauline (or DK) at a Style Shop, you'll have to trade a variety of fossils you find throughout each map. Below, we'll show you each of her outfits alongside where you can buy them and which type of fossil you'll need to do so.

Note: This is a work in progress and will be updated regularly.