Brazil Launch Date and Price Confirmed

PowerA has announced the official release of the Ditto Advantage Wireless Controller for Nintendo Switch 2, bringing the popular Pokémon to a licensed gamepad arriving on October 20 for $50.99, projectn.com.br reported. The accessory features Hall Effect analog sticks designed to prevent stick drift, alongside motion controls and two programmable back buttons.

Gamepad delivers thirty hours of battery life

The gamepad includes a dedicated C button built specifically for launching GameChat on the upcoming hardware. Its internal rechargeable battery delivers up to 30 hours of continuous playtime on a single charge. PowerA includes a 3-meter USB-C cable in the box for wired play and power delivery.

While engineered with the Nintendo Switch 2 in mind, the controller maintains full backwards compatibility. Players can sync the accessory to the original Nintendo Switch, the Switch OLED model, and the portable Switch Lite.

Amazon lists device for pre-order

Amazon’s U.S. storefront currently lists the device for pre-order at $50.99 ahead of its October release date. Official distribution plans for Brazil remain unconfirmed by either Nintendo or PowerA. Local storefronts do not yet stock the item, leaving direct import as the primary acquisition route for regional collectors.

Alternative hardware choices exist for overseas fans seeking themed peripherals. Hori manufactures a competing Ditto-themed version of the Wireless HORIPAD Turbo designed for the Nintendo Switch 2 ecosystem within the United States market.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does the Ditto Advantage Wireless Controller cost?

The gamepad is listed for pre-order on Amazon in the United States at a price of $50.99.

Does the controller work with older Nintendo Switch consoles?

Yes, the hardware functions fully on the original Nintendo Switch, the Switch OLED model, and the Switch Lite, despite being built for the Nintendo Switch 2.

What are the main hardware features included by PowerA?

The controller features Hall Effect analog sticks to prevent drift, motion controls, two programmable back buttons, a dedicated C button for GameChat, and a rechargeable battery lasting up to 30 hours.