Hardware Classic Controller - Too Late to Buy?

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as long as the cc isn't wireless meaning you still have to plug it into the stupid remote sucking it's battery power than it's not worth getting.


As far as getting a Wavebird over this - no. The Wavebird is so amazing bulky and unnatural for gaming that is annoys me to no end.
than your holding it wrong cos it fits like a glove 1 of the most comfy controllers ever made. you want to see an amazing bulky and unnatural controller than try the original xbox controller when it was 1st released :lol:
 
I have three Wavebirds and one functional Japanese Xbox controller. The fist Xbox controller is indeed amazingly big, but it fits well. The Wavebird is practically larger for no reason. The original Gamecube controller fits well, however. But the Wavebird is not good for hands and probably what caused its demise.
 
It's never too late to buy one :P I have a classic controller pro and I really like it, it's somehow easier to play with than with a gamecube controller (I have 3 original ninty gamecube controllers here), but a gamecube controller feels better ;)
 
I personally find the classic controller pro to be a great controller for most games such as Resident Evil 4, Rune Factory, VC etc

with a price that cheap you should definitely buy it just to have it around when you need it.
 
I think that classic controller is awesome and should be in every Wii owners hands. It's great when playing emulator games.
 
i have 2 x classic pads and find the PRO version with the grips to be a lot better, especially with n64 VC titles.
 
as everyone says the GC dpad is awful but the wavebird is one of the most comfortable controllers i have ever used but still has the awful gc dpad. the generally in this generation the cc pro its the best overall controller including xbx 360 and ps3 ( awful dpad on xbx and not that good triggers on the ps3 one). thats just my opinion lol. best dpad is still snes although some might prefer psx.
 
"Money isn't a problem, but I don't like buying one-off controllers that I use infrequently."
yeah same here, I got the Bliss-Box adapter so I can use any controller I want on my PC, and with the Bridge it works on any consoles.
One pic to say it all. Work with all of my consoles.
bridge overview small.jpg
 

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