Only if it's possible for them to have it killed off easily lol..I wonder if anyone at Nintendo is frustrated that the Gamecube controller refuses to die?
I grew up with it and it's nicer than the N64 one. The Wiimote I think just embodies what the Gamecube lacked. Two hands on separate controller parts, gimmicks that aren't always reliable like motion and infrared although effective. The reverse compatibility for it is insane though, Wii/Wii U/Switch. I think because of Melee there are a lot of broken controllers and hands it, but always look for a way to play again with another controller. I wouldn't need one but the need is there for it now for sure.I wonder if anyone at Nintendo is frustrated that the Gamecube controller refuses to die?
I'm very sure that it doesn't come only in one color.The NYXI's Gamecube controller looks nice, and well-built. I like how colorful it is.
I wonder if anyone at Nintendo is frustrated that the Gamecube controller refuses to die?
The one for Nintendo 64 wasn't half bad either. I really had a good time with it.I grew up with it and it's nicer than the N64 one. The Wiimote I think just embodies what the Gamecube lacked. Two hands on separate controller parts, gimmicks that aren't always reliable like motion and infrared although effective. The reverse compatibility for it is insane though, Wii/Wii U/Switch. I think because of Melee there are a lot of broken controllers and hands it, but always look for a way to play again with another controller. I wouldn't need one but the need is there for it now for sure.
Only issue I see is knowing where to put two hands on a three-pronged controller and the Joystick can get loose with wear.The one for Nintendo 64 wasn't half bad either. I really had a good time with it.
Yeah, that was a little bit challenging for me at first.Only issue I see is knowing where to put two hands on a three-pronged controller and the Joystick can get loose with wear.
True, but nowadays getting games used means looking up the manuals online.This is only relevant is that the game manuals on N64's told you what holding position to use when playing games.
Most N64 games just had you old the middle prong with the left hand and the right hand on the right prong. If you played a game that had you control the character with the D-pad, then your hands held the two outer prongs. I know there's probably some weird game that had you hold the left prong in the left hand and the middle with the right, but those were very rare.True, but nowadays getting games used means looking up the manuals online.
And then there's an option in Goldeneye to use two controllers for one player.Most N64 games just had you old the middle prong with the left hand and the right hand on the right prong. If you played a game that had you control the character with the D-pad, then your hands held the two outer prongs. I know there's probably some weird game that had you hold the left prong in the left hand and the middle with the right, but those were very rare.
The vast majority of N64 games used the first position I mentioned, so in my experience it didn't seem that confusing to try and figure out how to hold the controller. Looking up a list of games that used the other two positions pulled up a really low list of games.
Lol, I forgot about that. It’s one of those things you try once and then forget about it.And then there's an option in Goldeneye to use two controllers for one player.
Yeah, that experience usually felt odd for me back then.And then there's an option in Goldeneye to use two controllers for one player.
I'm very sure that it doesn't come only in one color.
It would be silly to have it in just one colour. Who does that?I feel more colors will be release for this controller if this controller becomes popular.