Wii U Pro Controller

If you’ve never used a GameCube controller I would highly recommend just sticking with a pro controller. Don’t get me wrong the GC controller is great but you absolutely must get the Nintendo version. The smash 4/smash ultimate versions are pricey and hard to find, and good condition used controller

i say you should wait for the n64 controller. when i go back to play n64 games on the n64 console or emulators - i always find that using a n64 controller feels much better than using a modern controller for it. but on other nintendo consoles, i use a modern controller like a wii u pro controller to

I play on my laptop with a Nintendo Wii U pro controller connected by way of a Magic NS usb Bluetooth connector. It’s basically great.

I know what you mean. But I personally collect white consoles and handhelds. So far they all have looked fine and not yellowed. The only culprit has been rubber thumb sticks on some Nintendo Wii Pro controller and Wii U Pro controller. But it’s not very yellow just a hint. It seems some white rubber

I would see if 8bitdo makes their own version of a wiiU controller. Nintendo products don't like to cooperate with unlicensed 3rd party hardware. In fact my SN30 pro was no longer supported on the Nintendo switch, after two years of gliding across Hyrule, suddenly I can't play cult of the lamb becau

funny, the OG switch didn't have Bluetooth until it magically did. What? Every Nintendo home console after the GameCube has had Bluetooth. It's how Wii Remotes connected to the Wii, WiiU Pro Controllers connected to the WiiU, and how all JoyCons connect to Nintendo Switch devices wirelessly. What th

You're right, basic model at $300 was a ripoff, then Nintendo price dropped the deluxe model and discontinued the basic when it sold horribly. Then they never price dropped the deluxe model below the basic launch price of $300 since that would have erased profit margins for an already poor seller. W

Newsflash, Nintendo has been using the Pro Controller nomenclature since the Wii U, Pro Controller basically means This is a no frills, no weirdness controller The original Wii also had a pro controller and secondly Nintendo calls their regular controller a Pro controller they don't sell one of thos

I find it a bit shameful Nintendo didn’t stick with the Wii U Pro controller layout and instead stuck with that ABXY layout. I detest that layout so much and moreso when games just don’t cooperate at rebinding stuff with them

The Nintendo Wii U pro controller was such an underrated controller. It actually put both sticks in the outer positions which was so natural and so perfect. Thumbs in the outer positions for 3D games. Thumbs in the inner positions for 2D games. Sure, the PlayStation does that in reverse, but honestl