Nintendo should have made this...
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- I can't believe it's taken this long for someone to make Game Cube Joy Con. The NYXI Wizard for Nintendo Switch certainly looks the part...
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I can't wait to meet you at PAX.
I wish I could go to PAX to meet you
Fucken stalkers
Who is this guy and why is he in love with Bob?
@@watskeburten Idk but he sounds Australian (that explains everything)
Never been to PAX before and I cant figure out where the screenwave booth will be according to the map given on the website. OTL I hope I can somehow find it and get to meet you guys tho
I haven't seen anyone else mention this, but Trials Rising actually has analogue trigger support via the Gamecube adaptor. Analogue acceleration is fundamental to the Trials series, so I really respect the developers for finding a workaround to support it on a Switch port.
Yup, and Grid Autosport.
A shame more racing games haven't adopted this option, especially for WRC, MotoGP, V-Rally, and especially absolute driff. Right thumbstick throttle can only take you so far, and even then some sim games don't even have this option. Its a shame that they haven't allowed 3rd party analogue trigger controllers to just work as intended.
@@naliboi93 it would be so nice if I could use the 8bitdo's analogue triggers on the switch... it feels so silly that my controller that I use on pretty much all my devices has reduced features on the original device I intended to buy it for lol
@@Billy_Souls huh? wasn't he literally explaining in this video how he didn't get it for free and it was very expensive for what he got
@@Billy_Souls you clearly didn't watch any part of the video, he literally criticizes how much it costed him along with the time it took to ship and the controller itself to end with the conclusion that most people shouldn't buy it.
@@Billy_Souls >zoomer
>Full beard
Pick one
Just had to come back to praise the MvC2 soundtrack selection. GOAT
I bought mine in January as well, I got mine in march 9th I paid 45$ for them cause at the time they had a sell free shipping and had 5$ off coupon and used points to know another 5$ off
I love them i use them in every game i can, my complaint is that it is massive much bigger then a xbox controller and the holder grip needs to be skinnier, wish it didnt have the turbo and macro
I thought using them split apart like joysticks one in the hand would be weird but nah i got use to it quick and can play games like that laying on couch
I'm using this to play emulators on my steam deck when docked.
Still a niche use though. It helps my simple brain not get confused when I switch between Nintendo and Xbox style controller layouts.
The thing I hate about these giant Gamecube style joycons is how they make the Switch such a pain in the ass to take around anywhere. These things are massive and add so much weird weight and strain to the side of the rails, I don't know if I trust them after a while. Also I think the Switch OLED is a really pretty device and feels pretty premium, so idk how I would feel sticking these on and kind of ruining that.
I signed up for the preorder for this. I never would look at another set of joycons.
PLEASE REVIEW THE DOYOKY GAMECUBE JOYCONS. Ive been thinking about getting them but i dont know if thier like the NYXI joycons
The "A" button on my sticks really bad. I'm not even pressing the button and it thinks I'm pressing it. Does anyone else have this issue?
Does anyone know where wulff gets his music from?
The gamecube controller layout has always been my favorite style since its release. So literally, all I wanted from these were for them to be as good as or better than my Binbok joycon, with the programmable back buttons, and have the layout of the gamecube controller which it seems to have nailed for the most part. I wish they still would have had the analog triggers so i could map it to my PC as well for games that use the function, but I guess I'll have to keep waiting for that.
They're certainly the best JoyCons so /far/, but I do hope that that doesn't remain the case because there's a lot to improve on with these. Comparing button to button, it's just so far from GameCube controllers. Easy to take apart and mod, though! So that's nice. I was able to put tap on the inside to block the facebutton LEDs... then I learned that they can be turned off. lool. The trigger switches should be easy to replace. The D-Pad is great. But, yeah, there are loads of complaints about them that make it clear that there's a market for a better set of GameCube JoyCons. I'm hoping that Nyxi sees all of the comments & videos like mine, and this one & @VKsChannel talking about the things that were odd to have changed, like the C stick, the face button dimensions. Like... to be so close to the original shows that they want to appeal to the nostalgia, but they fell short.
The gamecube controller is great for games that are built around it. However, a lot of multi-plat games from the 6th gen play weird as hell on the layout. My goto example is always Soul Calibur 2 and CvS2 having weird as hell layouts because of the unique nature of the GC pad.
It's definitely a controller designed around human factors. I love how it feels and the ideas behind it, but since it's not an industry standard it's very awkward with most non-GC games. Also, the d-pad is literally the worst d-pad ever. Like, even the 360's is better.
@@warbossgegguz679 That D-Pad is... what it is. heh. I'm really glad that the imitations all have better-sized D-Pads.
Hall sensors are extremely precise and reliable lol its hardly a buzz word especially when all those alternative controllers listed end up drifting after a few months of wear
zoomer detected.
why do my n64 analog sticks still work perfectly then?
or my gamecube?
or my wii?
or my Wii u?
or my 8 pairs of joycons?
LMNAO
@@Billy_Souls why do you have 8 pairs of joycons if you didn't have issues with them lmao
@@Billy_Souls “if it hasn’t happened to me it hasn’t happened to anyone”. I’m glad it you’ve had good luck but obviously it’s been an issue if so many people have had their sticks fail.
@@Billy_Souls That's great for you and hope you continue to have such luck. Unfortunately I've had 2 pairs of joycons begin drifting and/or clicking one of the sticks stop working altogether.
@@Billy_Souls N64 stick actually has optical sensor.
Basically everything that needs precise sensing is based around optical or hall sensor. It baffles me that controllers woth their repetitive movement are exception...
I bought these when they first went on sale and I am not disappointed at all. The comfort of holding the controllers makes it easy to play for hours with no cramps (since I have huge hands). It also functions great I dont really have any major issues with it
Got the hori split pad for the same reason. Got it for like 25 or 35 bucks.
I have small hands and still found these really comfortable. I seriously don't understand why the size complaint was a big factor for Wulff. As for the Hori split pad, it feels much worse than the Nyxi to me. It isn't bad, but I literally would never go back to them now if not for.. I guess analog triggers?
Same. I didn't buy these for compact travel. I have big hands and these work great for overall usage. It's my main controller.
Mine arrived like a week ago as well. I ordered two.
I ordered this one too it arrived last week
Does yours feel different in the vibration
I feel the right one too. Hard and the left a little bit softer
I absolutely love this controller. Yeah I bought it for the novelty, but it ended up being a very tight, well-built controller. I honestly prefer it to regular joy-cons, which is crazy to me.
OEM JoyCons are trash. I get that they were made for portability, but like my eight year old nephew thinks they're too small, and his hands are like... you know, an eight year old's hands. Small. Nintendo should be making OEM JoyCons. GameCube, Larger of the OEM like Binbok's, but better, NES, SNES, just... go ham with it. I'd shell out loads of money for official Nintendo JoyCons of previous controllers.
I d'know... seems like they are dropping the ball.
If I’m playing Switch at home, handheld or docked, I use this controller. On the go, it’s always the regular joycons for portability but the Wizard joycons are 100% preferable
I have this controller and I will say its kinda flimsy in handheld mode and the tracks that it connects to the switch with are getting loose after maybe 50 hours of use.
I saw on other videos that you need to charge everything separately! Good to know they charge like normal joycons!! I'm waiting for mine to arrive in a couple of days!
Mine was $64.99 free shipping!!
2:20 Cue the most nostalgic video game music I've ever heard. TRUE OGs know this-
Marvel vs. Capcom 2- Airship stage
Thank you, man! I wish people would credit the music they used in descriptions. Letting people have an earworm should be morally illegal (if I would rule the world that is, lol).
ps. was typing while listening to this and good Lord... first few seconds and the bassist is already slapping. 90s-00s game music were just something else.
@@FahmiZFX Yes I'm not even from that generation but I played them games with my brothers on the Ol' Xbox 360 (sadly not the arcade) and hell yeah the bassist always plays like it's his last day on earth. Always nice to hear from someone who also appreciates these forgotten yet timeless pieces of art. Will never forget that soundtrack. Such epic vibes that hasn't been equaled since.
I think the inclusion of hall sticks for this was a smart move. In theory they should last longer unless they physically break down. At least the sensor will remain accurate.
Man, every time i see someone mention HE sticks i remember the ps5 "elite" controller. All they had to do was spend a bit more on the sticks. But no, they made a insanely complicated system to hot swap them. They take up so much space that the battery is horrible. My xbox elite controller have started to drift a bit after 20 hours or so. Bought a 8bitdo ultimate and i love it.
@@13Maur I use a KingKongPro2/ Zen Pro and I love it. It's Gulikit's in-house controller.
@@greenprotag Gulikit did team up with 8BItDo to make the ultimate controller but I'd say the ultimate is better in regards to QC. I own both and my Zen pro needed to be swapped out twice at target before i got a usable one. The charging dock and 2.4ghz connector are just icing on the cake.
@@13Maur They did that to get a steady future income from people who bought that overpriced controller. They want you to have to buy new sticks every year or two.
@@13Maur On the bright side Gulikit is working on replacement stick modules for the DualSense Edge so switching them out for Hall Effect will be the easiest swap ever. No need to take apart the controller and fiddle with ribbon cables.
Ive always used GameCube style controllers for my switch for every game, the only problem has been the tiny c stick with notched gates for 3d games and the fact there hasn't been any way of using them in handheld mode. I'm so glad a company has made these joycons finally because it fixes every problem for me.
I just got mine in the mail a couple weeks ago, I'm a big fan. I wanted it for the button layout more than anything, and this nails it. It does take a little getting used to at first if you have a lot of hours in another game with the standard joy-con layout, but after getting used to it, its great. I have the hori split pad too and I like it but it felt just as bulky and weird on the switch and the hori has already started to drift so Im hoping the hall effect joysticks actually live up to the hype over time.
I got these GameCube joy cons specifically for how the grips are shaped. On every other JoyCon that you suggested, I found myself with my third and pinkie finger dangling in the back, and the right stick was awkward to reach. Both problems are solved with the GC joycons in the video.
It does look the part, but I was massively disappointed, it just doesn't feel good. I hold a wavebird and then hold it and it's just off. The wavebird is so comfortable, on the Nyxi there's something about the shoulder contouring that makes it too chunky and uncomfortable. I wanted to love it so bad, I'm bummed I spent money on it.
I bought pretty much all pro joycons like nyxi/binbok, hori and more... They all feel like absolute cheap trash imo... Wish 8Bitdo made some joycons tbh...
Felt the opposite
Got mine a couple weeks ago and have nothing bad to say!! Use them mostly for smash but often use them for other games as well. Highly recommend
Got mine a few days ago, absolutely love it, I was always a huge fan of the gamecube controller layout and this thing is FAR more comfortable than any other joycon that I've ever tried. Used it for Metroid Prime Remaster and I've mostly been getting use out of it for Theatrythm lately.
This is reassuring, I recently ordered these purely for the comfort factor. I find holding the weight of the switch up in portable mode hurts my hands/wrists as well as my neck. Hoping these will help!
Yep. Best JoyCons so /far/.
how well can you do short hop attacks on it? I’m looking for a little more detail for how this controller plays competitively for Smash and thought you’d be the reviewer to give me that cuz I remember you played smash a lot.
Metroid Prime on GameCube uses the analog shoulder buttons. Everyone knows the L button digital press locks onto a target, but not everyone knows if you press L lightly, you will strafe without locking onto a target.
Thank you king shank
I wonder if you can still do that in the remaster?
just want to say that you could also use this joycons for metroid prime remaster as that game has the original gamecube controls as an options
Scummy tactics from NYXI. They unveiled this controller and mentioned they were limited production (10,000 units) to create FOMO. Now, they're just part of their original lineup. Terrible company.
They also increased price.
I recently got mine and I’m quite impressed. I was actually looking for “pro” style joycon replacements around the time these became available in January and I was hit with a wave of nostalgia when I saw these and immediately got them. Yeah, they’re a bit pricy and took a while to come in but the quality and feel is top notch to me. I just don’t like the function buttons on the back. WAY too easy to hit them by accident.
Mine just shipped yesterday...tad on the pricey side, however, with 10% off my first order and free shipping, it came to less than the price of a new pair of OEM joycon or a pro controller...so it's not too too bad. Pretty cool thing to have. I couldn't resist 😅
Its worth the price if you compare it to actual joycons. I have no issues paying for quality. I bash Nintendo quite often. This Joycon is actually worth the price
@@Chaoskae I hope so...I've heard mixed things regarding the build quality on these. RetroDodo wasn't a fan of that aspect for example. So we'll see when they arrive.
I completely missed out of the GameCube era 😢
I really love them. Maybe I have weird hands, but theyer the only joycons I've played with in handheld mode that feel comfortable to hold for a long period of time.
Same boat. I don't think it's our hands. I think it's comfort level with the GameCube controllers.
Nintendo should make a pro console.
Next year
Hopefully they do.
If you're like me and gc controller damaged, you want that steady GameCube controller with all modern buttons and gimicks. I've tried some third party ones but they all lack something important like Rumble, or they break after some month of use. This thing aint perfect, but it's a gc controller with all features and doesnt break
I found this review interesting since you were comparing it to a normal gamecube controller whereas its modeled after a gamecube wavebird controller. I feel like if you loved using wavebird controllers, then the nyxi variant probably would satisfy those needs.
I met Wood in person he's an actual sweet heart. I can't speak on Bob as I never met him but if that encourages anyone to go Id recommend it.
btw their service sucks big time, barely answer emails or not answering at all, no updates , was waiting for shipping update, than just wrote email and cancelled, took'em a while, they are very quick to charge you 70 though, not worth it imho
The Wizard is the only third party controller I bought for Switch because it's one of the few options when it comes to split type joycons that can also be used wirelessly. I was also surprised that they have free shipping now which is rare for someone like me in New Zealand. The price definitely dropped because you can get 10% from pretty much any other youtuber. Their stock has also been back since I ordered at the start of March and was surprised it got here just yesterday (22rd).
"...significantly bigger for some reason..."
It's shaped like a Wavebird, that's why!
Will you have Wulff Den stickers to give out at Pax East ? Like the ones I leave in hotel rooms and give to Uber Drivers? #wulffdendad
Got mine. I like the size. Regular GC controllers are too small for me. These are like a XB360 controller-sized Gamecube controller. I think that's perfect.
Feel you. The GameCube controllers are a bit small for me, too.
The PowerA Gamecube-style Switch controller is what I use for Smash. There's an easy mod to kill the unnecessary travel on the (not-)analog triggers.
For how long did you used them for? I used mine only for 4 months and the left stick started drifting
@@dylanplatas8869 ive had mine since release with no issues
I use the power A controller too but it’s not perfect. Every now and then I end up doing an up+b when I intended to do a side b. Never have that problem with original GC controllers. I’ve had 3 of them and never seen any of them drifting.
@@dylanplatas8869 I can't pinpoint when or where I got it; but it's been a good while - maybe a year or more. I'm not the heaviest Smash player, though.
I found very curious all your comments, cause I bought the power A and it broke after 4 months, left stick started drifting like crazy. Then I bought another pro controller in GameCube controller form by "Exlene" and that one broke after 6 months, right stick started drifting...
And after both of them drifting I started to look online and most people had bad experiences with this kind of controllers, but maybe it's just a me problem. That's life, ig
It wont get much bettter from a third party. I think they are kinda cool.
It could though! -whines- They just don't try!
I use a Gamecube style controller for my PC since I legitimately think that the Gamecube style layout is the best for most type of games. The NYXI Gamecube Style looked like it had everything I wanted from a Gamecube Style controller. From the way the triggers are shaped, to the back buttons, to even the ability to change the gates of the sticks (though I'd likely keep it as the Gamecube style one). Sadly yeah, most of the issues I hear about it made me not want it too much. From the back buttons being kinda useless for my use case, from some people saying the gates are a little loose to yeah, being a little too large. It's a shame really since it was almost my dream controller but alas.
I have one and my sticks have insane snapback too
It's totally the best layout.
Yes, it is a total shame. It's so close, but the minor changes make a huge difference. I hope that they revise it in the future. I like mine enough to keep it despite my many grievances. It's a fun nostalgic throwback. For that, it's worth the money. And it makes playing Pikmin even more enjoyable!
If you want another take on this controller, checkout my comparison video and my teardown video. The button dimensions are some of the more obvious differences.
Gamecube style is definitely not the best for most games; many big games do not use the A button for anything meaningful or straight up do not use the A button
I have had NYXI brand XL Joy-Cons since the OLED Switch was released. After using them or an extended amount of time, these XL Joy-Cons are great. The only downside is that after a while, the small locking mechanism seems to get a bit loose and sometimes is able to slide off without having to hold the release button on the back. But your Switch won't just fall off the Joy-Cons, so there's no need to worry.
I got mine for $64 with free shipping and a discount code they have on the website. its a fair price for what it offers but I would feel the same he does if I paid more than that
Why’s the reason for a GameCube controller? Is there any GameCube games on the Switch?
This controller screams Wavebird to me though.
I think your love of stickless fighterpads and waiting 7 years soured this for you. I use a gamecube style controller for everything, Smash, Mariokart and splatoon. This has tripled the time I play in handheld mode from 2% to 6%. My only complaint is why it took so long.
"From 2% to 6%" lool lool. Yeaaaaaaah. heh.
It should've launched with the console, or with Smash. Stupid Nintendo.
This reminds me of the GameCube's keyboard controller for Phantasy Star Online...
Switch console with GameCube controllers playing smash 4 wiiU
Sucks that you had to pay $15 shipping.
Mine was free :/
Legitimately surprised Nintendo hasn’t already sent a cease and desist to the controller manufacturer
I am actually really surprised you are complaining about how huge these controllers are. I have small hands and I literally find it to fit perfectly LOL at the same time my hands are dangerously fast, so maybe it's just person to person. I suppose I'm just nowhere near as strict as you are about it. This being said, I also got my NYXI (Nix-ee) Wizard recently, so I've noticed some similar things. For one, while the size isn't uncomfortable to me, it definitely is uncomfortable for a normal dock and the switch's built in stand. An original dock's USB ports are entirely blocked off by the handle, and well.. you showed the other one. I don't have an OLED, kiiinda a broke bitch, so I am not 100% sure if the ports are in the same area. If you have the 2 in 1 V-controller grip/joy con charger stand though, it still works perfect. I am slightly disappointed by the lack of analog triggers as well, but I already knew this going in and accepted it. For me personally, it feels like the best joy con alternative in terms of just using it normally.
Nik-See, indeed.
I agree with it being the best JoyCon replacement thus far. Hopefully not for forever.
This has been literally only made for me. I have the hori split pads and they're ok, but my hands hurt after a while cause there's a button falling off the side of the controller. Also not /super/ grippy and there's no wireless. This controller is literally all I've ever wanted.
You and me both!
I always though nintendo would make retro console themed joycons so they could re-release old games with their retro style controllers.
I own the NYXI Gamecube joycons, and they're exactly what I wanted.
That'd make sense, wouldn't it? I guess they don't want easy money.
This controller has too many unneccesary features at such a high cost. All it had to do was have a Gamecube body for Smash it doesn't need gyro for other games. Love the hall effect sticks but having macro and turbo prevents it from being tournament legal.
Spot on. A Barebones wireless GameCube JoyCon pair would've been dope. Sell it for thirty or fourty bucks, and there we go!
MadLittlePixel has a point
It would take a life time to count all the money Nintendo leaves on tables
Those powera GameCube controllers are horrendous. We ran a switch group at work and got four of them for Smash. We had to replace every controller through PowerA support. 1 for no longer pairing and the other 3 for faulty sticks. They're support was pretty fast with replacements and easy to work with so there was that at least.
Kinda late to the party here but I'll take it. Keep up your unique work.
wait what i can assign buttons! switch my B With A is this a dream?
Bought it for 50$ 💪🏼
If Nintendo made this, it would cost a lot more, and would be available only for people with their paid subscription.
I'd do it for more money, but not a subscription for a controller! For the GameCube games, though... maybe.
I got this controller and it's nice but I am kinda annoyed it's so big. Like it's kinda hard to use, especially the C stick.
Replace the C stick with a cut-to-fit GameCube one.
they're emulating the wave bird not the game cube controller
I used my power a game cube replica controller to play through the entirety of metroid prime. I loved it for nostalgia reasons
Great controller!
I swapped the right stick with a traditional C stick and it made the controller feel more comfortable. The right stick is too high otherwise
Correct!
You’re too hard on this one, Bob. This thing is awesome
Maybe, but loads of people are fawning over this controller. I like it for what it is. I really do, but there are issues with it. There are like four reviews that I've watched that aren't fawning over it. Three excluding mine. Hopefully more pop up!
@@CarrotsNotCake Oh I agree it’s not perfect. But it is fun and dope. The biggest issue is the right thumbstick. They should’ve included a C-stick size. But the rest of it is really fun and justifies the price. I would bet good money that if Nintendo doesn’t make their own, this thing will fetch a super high price on the collectors market in about a decade. 😉
I find it really interesting… but I wonder how the Binbok version will be ?
I think PowerA’s offering is the next best thing after the genuine GameCube controllers.
For Switch controllers, yes. For third party GameCube replicas... subjective, but not in my opinion.
Not one game I use these for most games I like the layout
Mines stick drift. Customer service sucks on my end.
Did they increase the price for that controller, when I preordered it was $60.
Yes, yes they did. And no one cares because nostalgia. Kinda skeevy.
I think all the points you bring up are useful to hear. I bought it, i'm satisfied with it, but I also use the PowerA controllers for almost all of my gaming when I'm at home, I find that they have just a very minor delay from the pro controller, and this controller. So I see it as a minor upgrade to my usual setup. It's not something that most people will want, the diehard smash players will use a normal gamecube controller, the macro is mostly useless, the novelty of it is a big selling point for it. But I am completely satisfied with my purchase of it.
my power a wireless controller got drift like a month after I got it
I'm satisfied enough to keep them, but improvements should be made.
Yeah Nintendo! make this and give us wind waker, just take my money
How much would you be willing to pay for Nintendo's GameCube JoyCons? I would definitely pay $100.
That thing does look so ridiculous😂😂
Mine is still held up at customs... Me mad.
I know someone who was also disappointed with the controller, but I can't quite remember what the complaints were.
I don't think a lot of Switch games were designed with the GameCube controller in mind, so lack of Analog triggers doesn't concern me. What would concern me is how difficult you say it is to reach the right thumbstick quickly; this would be quite the dealbreaker if I were to play something like Splatoon 3.
I currently have the Kydlan joycons, which cannot be detached like the NYXI Wizard, but they still work and feel great, so I'll stick with those.
It solves the flipped button layout for handheld. Main problem with the switch is they followed the perfect Xbox controller. The switch pro controller has a 10 dollar button pack you can buy to put the buttons in the right spot then reprogram them via software. But for 6 years handheld mode has been pretty much unplayable without pressing wrong buttons like hitting b when it should be an a button at the bottom. This gives a different layout for handheld gaming , which older folks will be familiar with from the GameCubes days.
Same. I never did handheld because it's trash with OEM JoyCons.
I've seen a lot of videos featuring this controller, but it seems you're the only one being honest about it. Thank you, I think I'm going with the split pad.
They would be perfect, if they would actually be like a Gamecube controller, because, lets be honest, the only thing they have like the GameCube controller, is just the shape. Everything else, is different. Analogue triggers, Sticks, buttons and DPad, all different, not even the same style... so yeah... i will stick with my usb adapter until then
I feel you. Only Nintendo or PowerA would release such a thing, I think. Womp. If anyone does, I'll gladly pay a hundred dollars for it. Maybe I'll instead get to shank's level and DIY it.
@@CarrotsNotCake I would 100% as well, specially if it, somehow, has compatibility with the original gamecube, like, lets say, a WaveBird but current gen with a 2.4ghz dongle for backwards compatibility
@@TheAzureLance It'd be easier to add Bluetooth to the GameCube such as with BlueRetro.
Imagine this company building this product that everyone was begging for.
And getting ripped in pieces.
They are the only ones even making something like this and then people like this guy here just hate it.
It's up to you, but since there is no other option in existence, it's funny how much you hate it.
I got myself a controller too! Such a great purchase
The switch recognizes this thing as having amiibo scanning capabilities (or at least TOK does).
Does anyone know if this is true? If it is, where is the damn scanner lol
what is the background beat 2:02 ?
Just FYI, I've use my switch oled mostly for handheld. Because if I'm going to play docked, it's better just to emulate, because of performance problems.
So for playing smash, this controller was exactly what I needed. But I'm a very edge case.
Am I the only one who bought a gamecube style Switch controller from Walmart? No one ever mentions it. It works and feels great people seem to ignore it. I'm pretty sure it's a very common controller.
i always thought they would, seemed like a no brainer
I guess they don't want easy money.
I've had mine for a couple of weeks, actually got my shipping notification the day I got Metroid Prime Remastered. I like them, tha face buttons do feel the third party buttons, but all in all I really do like them.
Got mine a while back. I like it but I do have some problems with it not mentioned here.
First thing I noticed was the grip was different. The handles are thinner than the actual GameCube and doesn't fit as well on the hand, despite the controller being bigger.
Secondly playing Smash was fine but I couldn't play Mario Kart Deluxe 8 with it. There was an insane amount of lag from the wireless controller. I couldn't jump and drift when I needed too, most cases it didn't register the button o was pressing. I ended up plugging in an actual GameCube controller as it was really messing up my game.
Metroid however worked awesome while playing in handheld. That's all I have to share.
4:50 the Wii Classic Controller has analog ZR+ZL or L + R if i remember correctly, not the PRO version, the classic one.
honestly the power A gamecube controller is the best for smash bros. i also love the 8bitdo ultimate controller, except the stick is a tad bit too sensitive for smash bros but it works very well.
For anyone considering these now, theres replacement sticks that are C-sticks, and a rechargeable mid-bridge.
Just the right is needed AND the N64!
3:43 sorry they look exactly the same
It's actually perfect for every game in handheld mode. The major problem with the switch it does the best controller layout the Xbox but flips the button which leads to pressing the wrong buttons all the time. Lucky the switch pro controller has a set for about ten bucks to switch them then you remap them via switch software to the correct button placement. For handheld there has been no option till now. A different layout then the Xbox and it's the GameCube which I spent 1000+ hours playing yea in handheld don't miss press buttons anymore.
I have a pair. Worth every penny.
Here are a couple of thing that took me a bit to figure out. You can adjust the rumble in the controllers individually, hold down the turbo button and press up or down on the left or right joystick to adjust the rumble higher or lower all the way to off. Also you can turn the button lights for the right Joycon off, hold the turbo button and click the right joystick down do this multiple times and the lights turn off and on. It may do nothing for a couple of clicks. I think these have the same programming as their RGB light-up controllers, so as your are cycling thru the program to change the colors (that this doesn't have so it just stays lit) you eventually hit the press to turn the lights off. You are right the light up buttons do make the right Joycon battery die quick. I wanna say using it wirelessly while the system is docked, when the left JC would get to maybe 75% the right JC would probably be between 40 or 50% battery left, so far turning the lights off helps a bit.
I was using the Hori Split pad compact until I got the Nyxi controller about a month ago. It’s all I use now. I like them a lot
Are these more comfortable?