I'll never understand why people don't like "x".. It's *insert random arguments and opinions here*. The *negative input goes here*. Hands-down the worst *insert type of product here*. Sorry, not sorry... but I can't get excited over a 'slightly better' useless product.I'll never understand why people love the GameCube controller... It's massively uncomfortable, the ergonomics are trash, I hate the sliding analog triggers, the childish ABXY layout is better left for Fisher-Price toys, The tiny GBA-sized Dpad hurts my thumb, the Z button is in the most useless spot... Hands-down the worst controller my hands have ever had the displeasure of holding. Sorry, not sorry... but I can't get excited over a 'slightly better' useless product.![]()
Sure, if you're that shallow.
It works very well in other games outside of Smash.
Is this a wireless controller?
It can be! If you purchase the Switch & PC Wireless Expansion Pack, you can slip it right into your controller for a seamless connection. As for response time testing, we can’t say definitively without finishing a few more things but matching the Pro Controller delay (1 Frame) seems doable!
If lucky, around $90-100.
But if it's a limited edition it's rarer and more desirable.
Valve has never made a product with swappable inputs as far as I know? Shouldn't it be MS that holds that patent (the Elite controller has that functionality)I’m pretty sure that Valve has a patent for segmented swappable inputs also, so that’s two question marks.
They don’t need to make a product to hold a patent lol, that’s what patent trolling is. I thought they had it patented, and they do:Valve has never made a product with swappable inputs as far as I know? Shouldn't it be MS that holds that patent (the Elite controller has that functionality)
Plenty of unlicensed controllers. 8bitdo are unlicensed, as is virtually every one that isn't PDP, Hori, or PowerA.watch the kickstarter fall by nintendo's hand, 3rd party controllers had some sort of licensing agreement with nintendo (even though officially not endorsed) only exception is cheat devices (could be wrong though)
oh thank fuck we have nothing to worry about thenthey’d have to care,
Because we get the honor of giving Nintendo like $400 for different pairs of joycons.Or better yet, I don't know why people think the Switch is the greatest product from Nintendo.
Why would Nintendo go after a third party controller, especially one that deviates this much from the look of an official controller? The only time I ever remember Nintendo going after a third party controller was when Nyko made the wireless Nunchuck controller for the Wii that looked exactly like an official Nintendo Nunchuck controller, except that it was wireless. It was due to that lawsuit (or threat of lawsuit) that Nyko's wireless nunchuck controller then saw a redesign that made it look different enough from an official nunchuck controller to not be infringing on Nintendo's design and then stayed on store shelves. I look at this controller and see nothing all that unique from what has already been done by other third party controllers that still exist without issue, in fact Exlene's wireless GameCube Switch controller looks far more identical to an actual GameCube controller Just wireless instead of wired (and with extra buttons as needed for the Switch too), and Nintendo hasn't done anything about that controller.wait for nintenDMCA to take this down. they will wait for him to release it to the public than strike it's how they move.