Night City’s unmistakable style is making its way into Nintendo Switch 2 setups. HORI’s Cyberpunk 2077 collection pairs a bright yellow Wireless HORIPAD Turbo controller with a SAMURAI-themed Adventure Pack, giving fans two ways to bring the RPG’s visual identity beyond the screen. Both accessories are officially licensed by Nintendo and CD PROJEKT RED.
Availability does need one correction: this is not yet a confirmed worldwide launch. The accessories have reached US retail, while HORI’s European controller listing currently displays an October 26, 2026 release date. Players outside the US should check their regional listings before expecting immediate delivery. The rollout is underway, but different markets are moving at different speeds.
The controller is the collection’s attention-grabber. Its yellow finish, prominent Cyberpunk branding, and silver accents suit a game built around conspicuous technology and personal style. HORI’s US store lists it at $64.99, positioning it as both a themed collectible and a functional wireless gamepad. Underneath that distinctive exterior are TMR analog sticks, programmable rear buttons, motion sensors, and two customizable button profiles.
For a game with shooting, driving, exploration, and frequent menu navigation, flexible controls have an obvious appeal. Rear-button assignments could keep a frequently used action within easier reach, while separate profiles offer room to tailor the layout. Those possibilities are more meaningful than the paint job alone, although comfort and button feel will ultimately depend on the player.
There are trade-offs. HORI advertises up to ten hours of battery life, and the controller does not support HD Rumble 2 or other vibration feedback. Players who value tactile feedback during combat and driving should weigh that omission against the design and customization features. The package includes a USB-C charging cable.
The Adventure Pack takes a more practical approach to showing off your fandom. Priced at $36.99 on HORI’s US store, the shoulder bag features SAMURAI imagery, yellow detailing, and an interior flame motif. Its adjustable strap supports cross-body carrying, while the strap can also be tucked away when using the handle. Separate sections organize the console and accessories.
HORI lists room for a compatible Switch system, an AC adapter, and six game cartridges. The Switch 2 dock does not fit, making this better suited to portable sessions than transporting an entire television setup. Compatibility also extends to the original Switch, Switch Lite, and OLED model, giving the bag usefulness beyond Nintendo’s newest hardware.
That portable focus fits Cyberpunk’s Switch 2 release. CD PROJEKT RED highlights touchscreen menu navigation, gyro aiming, and Joy-Con 2 mouse controls among the game’s platform-specific options. The new accessories complement different parts of that experience: a separate controller for relaxed play and a themed bag for carrying the handheld.
The collection’s appeal is straightforward. It gives dedicated Cyberpunk players recognizable gear with everyday uses. The controller’s feature compromises and the bag’s storage limits matter, but for fans building a Night City-inspired setup, HORI has delivered two distinctive additions.