The launch of Switch 2 brings with it a selection of retro games for subscribers to the Nintendo Shutter Internet Service. As it did for the NES, SNES, N64, and even Sega Genesis/Mega Drive when games from those platforms joined the library, Nintendo released a perfect fun of the original controller, allowing you to play those classic games as authentic.
For anyone who played, when the GameCube was first around, it’s a little overriding now to have a perfect fun of the original controller wireless but no The largest wavebird model. However, it is not bad, and decades-muscle memory will soon start. Younger players may find the unusually shaped controller at first, with its tiny C-stick cloud and its nasty, round shoulders, but after a few laps of F-zeroYou soon realize how perfectly tailored the controller for his games.
For the modern update, Nintendo tuned slightly the design, incorporating controls specific to the Switch 2-name the home, screen capture and C-buttons at the top of the pad, and added a small new ZL button on the left shoulder. This helps to make this GameCube pillow wide compatible with some modern switches and switches 2 games, though not a perfect compatibility the button to start here mimics the plus (+) button of switch 2, there is nothing to replicate the minus (-) button, and missing newer features such as clickable thumbsticks.
However availability is a problem for this controller. It is only available directly from Nintendo’s online store, can only be purchased if you have an active Nintendo switch online subscription, and is limited to one unit per account in the US, but two for an account in the UK.
