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Andrew Liszewski

Andrew Liszewski

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    You can now remap your controls when playing SNES games on the Switch.

    Nintendo previously let you remap your controller buttons while playing classic N64 and GameCube games through the Switch Online service, but that functionality has now been expanded to Super Nintendo games, too, as spotted by Nintendo Life.

    Although the new View/Change Controls option in the SNES app was briefly seen in the Nintendo of America Mario Paint video released yesterday, the Japanese version goes into more detail about how it works.

    A screenshot of a Nintendo Japan video demonstrating how to remap controls on a Super Nintendo gamepad.
    Nintendo has added controller remapping for Super Nintendo games on the Switch and Switch 2.
    Screenshot: Nintendo
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    Andrew Liszewski
    Govee’s new outdoor smart light projects different colors in four directions at once.

    The company says its Outdoor UpDown Wall Light is the “industry’s first” with “independently adjustable colors on all four sides.” Through the Govee app users can choose from over 16 million shades and while the up and down beams cast a brighter glow than the sides, overall the light can illuminate over 120 square feet of wall space.

    It’s available starting today through Govee’s website and Amazon for $129.99 individually, or $229.99 for a pair.

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    Andrew Liszewski
    TwelveSouth’s PowerBug turns outlets into wireless chargers.

    Similar to Zens’ Wireless Charging Adapter, the $49.99 PowerBug delivers true wireless charging by plugging directly into an outlet without a USB cable. It’s compatible with MagSafe and Qi2-compatible devices and is designed to give you an elevated place to mount your phone in the kitchen or bathroom.

    It includes an extra USB-C port for charging an additional device but the PowerBug’s size, and an attached smartphone, could end up blocking an adjacent outlet.