CRKD reveals new Rocket League editions of three of its Nintendo Switch controllers

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Gaming accessory brand CRKD has announced a range of premium licensed Rocket League controllers that are compatible with the Nintendo Switch. Each product is available to pre-order now and is limited to just 10,000 units.

First is the Nitro Deck Rocket League Silver Edition, a new variant of the Nitro Deck handheld dock for Nintendo Switch. As the name would suggest, this variant boasts a shiny silver pattern that incorporates elements of the Rocket League logo. Like the regular Nitro Deck, this special edition features Hall effect thumbsticks with swappable stick tops, adjustable vibration, a gyroscope, a dedicated turbo mode, remappable rear inputs, and compatibility with the CRKD Companion App.

There’s also the Nitro Deck+ Rocket League Gold Edition with Carry Case. It has a similar overall aesthetic but comes in an even more eye-catching gold. As a Nitro Deck+ model, it has a symmetrical thumbstick layout and an improved ejection system in addition to all of the features of the base model. It also comes bundled with a carrying case.

Both the Nitro Deck and Nitro Deck+ are compatible with the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch OLED but, for those who would prefer a more traditional controller, the NEO S Rocket League Gold Edition with Charging Dock is worth a look. It has a striking gold and black design, with a charming graphic of a Rocket League car on its front. Its charging dock, which provides a useful way to display the controller, also bears a small gold Rocket League logo.

All three products are currently available for pre-order via the CRKD website and are estimated to ship in November. The Nitro Deck Rocket League Silver Edition costs $59.99 / £59.99 while the Nitro Deck+ Rocket League Gold Edition with Carry Case comes in at a more expensive $89.99 / £89.99. The Neo S Rocket League Gold Edition with Charging Dock then sells for $59.99 / £59.99.

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