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Best GameCube Controllers at this point? (self.nintendo)
submitted 2 years ago by Grasso_ to c/nintendo
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I want to play some old GameCube games on my Wii. I’m looking for a a GameCube controller or equivalent that would work well. I’m not doing competitive Smash or anything, but I would still like something that is decent quality. The stuff I’ve seen on Amazon kinda makes me think it’s junk.

What are your recommendations for a readily available GameCube controller at this point?

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[–] falconfetus8 2 points 2 years ago

The "new" ones released for Smash 4 and Smash Ultimate are as good as they get. They're more or less perfect replicas of the original controllers. They even use the same connector that the GameCube uses, so it'll work on your Wii.