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#1  Gamecube Controller I was just wondering if anyone can help me find a good Nintendo Gamecube controller that I can buy online? Ebay seem to have a lot of imitations (and in the past, that has resulted in easily broken controllers). Plus, I don't need two, just one. I don't plan on getting any 2-player Gamecube games, and if I want to play retro games, we have a Wii Classic controller. I was thinking about getting something like this. But yeah, it's a bit more expensive than the really cheap ones, but at least it is an official Nintendo piece of hardware. Which is always a good thing. Also, just as a side note; you can't play Gamecube games with a Wii classic controller, can you? I know it has all the right buttons, but I heard Gamecube games just don't pick up bluetooth devices. Oh, and will I need a Gamecube memory card, or can I just a Wii memory card / it's hard drive? What would be the best to get? I saw a Wii 256mb card from hong kong for around $9AUD. |
11-28-2007, 10:49 PM
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| Senior Site Staff Cid's Knight  | I don't believe you can save GameCube data to the Wii's internal flash memory or an SD card. Definitely can't use the classic controller either. I don't know how hardware works with these things, but I'm assuming you could use a controller from anywhere on your system. I'd definitely a recommend a Wavebird over a wired controller. Those are all US sellers, but they might ship international. |
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11-28-2007, 10:55 PM
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| | Ah, thanks. My only concern is the wireless adapter that is plugged into the controller port might not fit into the Nintendo Wii's controller port for the Gamecube, or at least I read somewhere that someone couldn't get it to fit. Otherwise it looks pretty great -- though I don't care if it's not wireless. Everything I have is basically wireless, so I don't mind a few wires here and there.  |
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11-28-2007, 11:24 PM
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| Senior Site Staff Cid's Knight | It fits. I have two. I think it's designed for them, actually, because I believe the two receivers fit perfectly snuggly next to one another with no room between them. Or maybe not, but they definitely fit.  They'll stick over the edge a little bit, but you'll have to have that top flap open regardless, so the receiver won't be any more obtrusive than a cable. |
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11-28-2007, 11:34 PM
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| | Ah, good news! Thanks. Now to find one that isn't so expensive in Australia.  You know, except for every single review on the Classic Wii controller. They all must be wrong? Well, I might buy this. Even though it is probably second hand, it looks like it is in good condition, and it beats paying something like $80AUD... Last edited by Omecle; 11-29-2007 at 01:25 AM. |
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11-29-2007, 01:06 AM
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| Banned  | You can't save Game Cube games directly to your Wii or your SD card, but you can copy them there as backup (exactly like you could do with PS1 game saves on a PS2 with a PS2 memory card). Because of that, the 256 block memory card would be enough for you (some game saves are too big to fit on the 59 block card in the first place, so that would suck) but the 1019 block card should only be a few dollars more. If I were you, I'd get that one just for the convenience of it. Plus, some games don't allow their data to be copied (like F-Zero GX or Animal Crossing) so you wouldn't be able to back those up onto your Wii. In that case, it'd be stuck on your Game Cube memory card forever or until you delete it. So yeah, the 1019 memory card would be your best bet. Remember, always go first party for memory cards. :P EDIT: Someone should invent a replacement door that has holes in it for Game Cube controllers. That'd look so much better than having that door on the top open and the big black rectangle on top. :P Last edited by Roto13; 11-29-2007 at 01:53 AM. |
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11-29-2007, 01:43 AM
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