Use third-party controllers on Nintendo Switch with the sys-con system module.
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Connect controllers from other consoles to a Nintendo Switch over Bluetooth with MissionControl.
About MissionControl
MissionControl is a background sysmodule for Nintendo Switch that allows Bluetooth controllers from other consoles to be used as if they were native Pro Controllers. Pairing and configuration use Nintendo's own system menus, with no separate app to open and no dongles or external hardware required.
It requires a hackable Switch running an up-to-date version of Atmosphère custom firmware; other custom firmwares are not supported. It connects up to 8 non-Switch Bluetooth controllers at once, with rumble and motion controls on compatible controllers only.
Key features
- Connect up to 8 non-Switch Bluetooth controllers at once
- Pair and configure controllers through native Switch system menus
- Support rumble and motion controls on compatible controllers
- Store stick calibration in file-based virtual controller memory
- Enable button remapping for third-party licensed Pro Controllers
- Use JoyConDroid without root access
Best for: Switch owners with a hackable console running Atmosphère who want to use controllers from other systems.
Good for
- No dongles or external hardware required
- Pairing and setup through native Switch system menus
- Supports up to 8 non-Switch controllers at once
Watch out for
- Requires hackable Switch with up-to-date Atmosphère; other custom firmwares not supported
- Latest release needs Atmosphère >= 1.12.0 on firmware 23.0.0+ or system may crash on boot
- Bluetooth LE Xbox Series S/X and non-Bluetooth Xbox One controllers cannot be used
MissionControl at a glance
- Category
- Gaming › Game Utilities & Launchers
- Type
- Open-source project
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Open source
- Yes · Source code
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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MissionControl FAQ
What do I need to use MissionControl?
A hackable Nintendo Switch running an up-to-date version of Atmosphère custom firmware and a compatible Bluetooth controller. Other custom firmwares are not supported.
How is it installed and started?
Download the latest release .zip, extract it to the root of the SD card allowing folders to merge, then reboot the console to activate the module.
Is there a MissionControl app to open?
No. It runs as a background process loaded at boot, and controllers are paired and configured through Nintendo's system menus.
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