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Hello, i want to buy a controller for playing classic games, emulators and wii games too but i dont know which is better to buy, a original gamecube controller or gamecube controller compatible with wii remote? Wich one from the pic should i buy? Thnx in advice
 

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buy an original gc controller, from my personal opinion, it's ideal for either playing on emulators, native gc games(nintendont) or staight up wii games(mario kart and smash)
 
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I would prefer the Gamecube Controller. Despite it being a little old. It has a great grip, and they are cheap on the market. I don't know how long the actual wires are that connect to the Wii, but in the case you may want longer ones you may want to use a Wii Classic Controller. However I would highly recommend the GameCube Controller if you use any Wii Emulators.

Wii U MAY be worth it. But I would highly recommend not using it so you have best Compatibillity with other Wii shop games.
 
You could go with a HORI Battle Pad, which has the form of a GC controller but acts as a classic controller. Its only issue is not having analog triggers but other than that it fulfills everything you want.
Yeah i think im gonna get this because i can connect with wii remote and dont need long wires, but the thing that i dont know is it the same with gamecube controler when i play gamecube games or emulators?
 
Hello, i want to buy a controller for playing classic games, emulators and wii games too but i dont know which is better to buy, a original gamecube controller or gamecube controller compatible with wii remote? Wich one from the pic should i buy? Thnx in advice
The NES30 Pro and FC30 Pro are very good for retro games and new games, you can connect it in Wiimote, Wiimote+Classic Controller or Wii U Pro Controller mode, completely wireless and also use it with PC, Android, iOS and others. I got one myself a month or so ago and I really like it.
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The only thing you can't do with them is use Wiimote motion controls or the IR sensor. But you can use them in any Wii game that doesn't need motion controls or Nunchuck. With Nintendont you can use them in GC games too.
 
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I would prefer the Gamecube Controller. Despite it being a little old. It has a great grip, and they are cheap on the market. I don't know how long the actual wires are that connect to the Wii, but in the case you may want longer ones you may want to use a Wii Classic Controller. However I would highly recommend the GameCube Controller if you use any Wii Emulators.

Wii U MAY be worth it. But I would highly recommend not using it so you have best Compatibillity with other Wii shop games.
thnx bro. I really want to get a gamecube controller, I thought that gamecube controller was the same with hori battle pad with some advantages that i can connet with wiimote, but now that i lerned that i can play wii games and emulators I definitely im going to get gamecube controller
 
Yeah i think im gonna get this because i can connect with wii remote and dont need long wires, but the thing that i dont know is it the same with gamecube controler when i play gamecube games or emulators?
If you use Nintendont then the HORI battle pad will work with Gamecube games as well. It will also work with any emulator that supports the classic controller which is almost all of them.
 
thnx bro. I really want to get a gamecube controller, I thought that gamecube controller was the same with hori battle pad with some advantages that i can connet with wiimote, but now that i lerned that i can play wii games and emulators I definitely im going to get gamecube controller

You have to realize that the GameCube Controller, NES, and Hori Battle Pad. Are pretty much the same thing just with more/less buttons, and different cosmetic looks/prices. (Grip, and controller models included...)

When I had suggested the controller I did it becuase of the price, and grip/feel of it. ($4 for a GC Controller is not a lot...) and becuase games like Mario Kart are comfortable to play on with this (in my opinion.) Not only that but you can get skins for the controller. (Note they only go on the top of GC Controller/back.)
https://www.decalgirl.com/skins/gamecube-skins (Note these come with the GameCube System Skin as well... Sorry for it being a little over priced.)

Same with NES Controller pretty much.



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Edit: I realized you were from Germany not America... Sorry (Faceplam.) Just been in a mini-argument. So I'm getting a little iffy on English, and such.

Sorry what I said,
 
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If you use Nintendont then the HORI battle pad will work with Gamecube games as well. It will also work with any emulator that supports the classic controller which is almost all of them.
If you use Nintendont then the HORI battle pad will work with Gamecube games as well. It will also work with any emulator that supports the classic controller which is almost all of them.
i was looking for hori battle pad in gamestop today but i didn't find this controler, there is an other controler that looks like the same with hori battle pad,it called pdp fight pad, if you have any idea about them are they original product or licensed by nintendo?
 
i was looking for hori battle pad in gamestop today but i didn't find this controler, there is an other controler that looks like the same with hori battle pad,it called pdp fight pad, if you have any idea about them are they original product or licensed by nintendo?
They're not licensed by Nintendo, and neither is the HORI pad. It works the exact same way as the HORI pad though the HORI pad is generally considered to be higher quality. The PDP controller is still a good choice.
 

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