So anyone that's been waiting for this not controller maybe excited to see its now available for $30 in either black, white, or purple: http://hyperkinlab.com/procube/
What it is if you are not aware is a Wii U pro controller stylized after the GameCube controller:
Being a Wii U pro controller, it is compatible with any Wii U title that allows for pro controllers including of course Super Smash Bros. Also of interest will be the fact that you should be able to use the controller to play GameCube titles via Nintendont. Of course, being pro controllers they don't have analog triggers, but of course Nintendont has a working button press to emulate the different ways the triggers could be pushed. Hyperkin, the creators of the controller talked about it on Reddit not long ago and I had asked inside if they have rumble, and I was told that they do. I also read however that a full charge on the controller won't last nearly as long as an official Wii U pro controller, but I'm ok with that.
Since I have 3 Wii U pro controllers, 2 black and 1 white, I've ordered a purple ProCube controller, when it arrives I'll let you know how it feels and performs. I'm excited.
I do question why there is a start/pause button when it has a + button, I assume the start button is actually the power button since that seems to be the only button not represented while all other buttons are represented.
What it is if you are not aware is a Wii U pro controller stylized after the GameCube controller:
Being a Wii U pro controller, it is compatible with any Wii U title that allows for pro controllers including of course Super Smash Bros. Also of interest will be the fact that you should be able to use the controller to play GameCube titles via Nintendont. Of course, being pro controllers they don't have analog triggers, but of course Nintendont has a working button press to emulate the different ways the triggers could be pushed. Hyperkin, the creators of the controller talked about it on Reddit not long ago and I had asked inside if they have rumble, and I was told that they do. I also read however that a full charge on the controller won't last nearly as long as an official Wii U pro controller, but I'm ok with that.
Since I have 3 Wii U pro controllers, 2 black and 1 white, I've ordered a purple ProCube controller, when it arrives I'll let you know how it feels and performs. I'm excited.
I do question why there is a start/pause button when it has a + button, I assume the start button is actually the power button since that seems to be the only button not represented while all other buttons are represented.
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