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Gamecube Controller Black from Nintendo of America
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Product Description Controller for GameCube system / 7 buttons / 2 analog sticks / D-pad / Built-in rumble pack device
Customer Reviews
EXCELLENT PRODUCT Posted 09 March 2007
very good attention of the supplier and the quality of the product is excellent.
Solid controller Posted 01 February 2007
this is simply a solid well constructed game controller that fits comfortably in small and large hands. the feedback is a great plus.
Nintendo knows controllers Posted 07 January 2007
Most of the newer systems I play have the most difficult, congested controllers. Nintendo has never bought into that. A casual gamer needs a controller where the buttons are managable. In the same vein as the Nintendo 64 controller (my all-time favorite), the gamecube controller fits in my hands great and is easy to get used to.
Not just for kids. Comfortable, w/ a few glitches Posted 01 June 2006
I will firstly say that I am not in the pre-teen average age range for GameCube, but I still like this controller. When I first saw it, I thought it would be too small for my hands, and that the button placement looked awkward. I couldn't have been more wrong. The controller fits comfortably, even into my larger than average hands (For XBOX, I prefer the bigger, older controller to the smaller Controller S) and all of the buttons are within easy reach. The controller is set up in a way that the controlls are very instinctive for most games. It also allows you to roll your thumb from button to button, allowing for smoother gameplay than on systems where you have to lift your thumb and press the buttons.
The R and L shoulder buttons on the controller are sensitive to the degree that they are being pushed, allowing more versatile controlls than on PS2 for shooters, racing games, and a few others.
The control stick is comfortable and precise. The C-Stick is usually superb, but in a few third party games I have found it awkward. Because it is not the same size and shape as most control sticks, it can be awkward using it as one. The C-Stick, however, performs admirably in Madden, where I find it to be preferable to the XBOX and PS2 controllers. The only quality issue that I have found with Gamecube is with the C-Stick. If you tend to slam your controllers on the ground, or leave them to be sat on, etc, the C Stick sometimes breaks, so that the system thinks that you are always pushing it upwards.
Overall, a very comfortable and easy to use controller. High quality manufacturing, with one glitch.
Actually a great controller Posted 25 April 2006
This controller is the second best of the three systems (PS2 being the best!). At first I thought it would suck because of the looks. I was wrong. Once I started playing with it at a friends house, I found it to be very fun. It's so simple to use, but at the same time comfortable. I always look for that in a controller because I usually play videogames for hours and by some controllers my hands get soar. Well, not with this one!
Alltogether, there are 13 buttons, along with the 2 analog sticks. It has a perfect size for anyone with big or small hands and it is very unfragile.
Well, there's not much else to say, except if you want a gamecube, but aren't sure because of the controller, then buy one. And buy three of these controllers (any color) so all your friends can enjoy the multiplayer games with these cheap, easy-to-use and must-have controllers.
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