Wired Shock Game Controller for Nintendo GameCube NGC and Wii (White)

Pros: - Looks and feels like an original Gamecube pad. None of the unofficial pads feel right in my opinion.
- Works perfectly.

Cons: - Z button clicks a lot when pressing it, not as easy to press as original.
- Some buttons are a little stiff, but should loosen up over time.
- I dont think the vibration is as strong as the original, but that would be easy to fix.

Other: Much better than any of the non-official shaped pads. After a while of use it should be perfect. For the price i'd say it's the best you'll find.

Pros: Good, solid controller.
works nicely with mario kart on my wii.
very cheap!

Cons: Nothing major at all.
the spring in the R and L shoulder buttons feels tighter than the original nintendo controller, but this makes no difference to gameplay.
The z-button makes a clicking sound when it is pushed (but who cares?)

Other: good, cheap controller that does what it's meant to.

Pros: - Very good build quality
- Extremely similar to the original ones (only the Nintendo texts are missing)
- No turbo and $@##@ buttons (thats a pro to me)
- Sturdy in construction doesn't seem to be getting broken any time soon

Cons: - Absolutely nothing major at all just some small picky things:
- little stiff buttons but they seem to loose over use
- the cord cable isn't exactly white?!
- there are no Nintendo writings on top of it (not really a con but anyway)

Other: This Gamecube joystick is the best one for the Wii as far as the ones available on the site. Its the best thing next to an original one sold from Nintendo.

Pros: +Same design of the original controller +Build quality better than expected +Low price

Cons: -R and L buttons (the click when you press them to the end) a bit stiff -Z button really stiff, can get in the way on game that requires quick reflexes like SSB melee

Other: At this price, I was really surprised how great it is! I was expecting something that wouldn't last a week! I'm buying two more to own a full multi player set :) 4 controllers plus SSBM = multiplayer bliss!

Pros: i honestly cant pick the difference between this and my original nintendo badged ones. everything feels the same, weight it about the same, buttons work well, sticks have good control and dont feel cheap or tacky at all. very handy to have with the wii for some 4 player gaming with gamecube style controllers

Cons: none yet. works exactly as the originals do

Other: a must for wii / gamecube owners. a lot cheaper than originals, and great for games where the gamecube controls are supreme.

Pros: This is my first gamecube remote. When I looked at it and saw no "nintendo" logo. Thought it was one of those cheap ones, but my how I was mistaken! it feels really sturdy, not like its gonna break anytime soon, which is a good thing! It is also really comfortable, feels good using it! Works on my wii with no problem whatsoever, as good as the real ones! And surprise surprise, It has rumble! I thought it didn't!

Cons: none actually

Other: buy it! its like the original!

Pros: It's a nice controller, like the original, in weight, vibrator, etc.
I have 5 controllers from DX and never brake down, it's very good material!
You can buy this with security.

Cons: To say it not have problem, haved one. Only 1,7M expensure, but you can buy the extensor to solve that problem.
In geral, the controller it's really good.

Other: If you want a good controller because it's not more produced original controllers from gamecube, take it. It's a good choice, belive me. And the price it's very cheap. Only a few bucks and you can take a best controller in the market.

Pros: - Nearly indistinguishable from an original - White color matches your Wii if thats your intent - Both analog sticks and nearly all buttons feel identical

Cons: - cord is 8inches (20cm) shorter than the original controller cord - rumble motor might be slightly weaker - z button makes a bit of a clicking noise; causing it to be slightly more difficult to press rapidly - my L button is a bit difficult to get to the "click" position; my R button works perfectly however. Perhaps this will loosen up in time, but its not really an issue since the only game Ive played that utilizes both positions of the button is Mario sunshine, and thats on the R button.

Other: I hate using imitation Gamecube controllers because they all feel funny. This one feels like an original. I dont notice the z button clicking when playing Braw. I use an extension on my normal controller to reach my normal seating area, so the 8 inch shorter cord makes no difference either. Considering you can get 2 of these for LESS than the price of one original, I have no complaints.

Pros: -it's cheap -it works almost like the original

Cons: there are a few problems with the controller: -the z-button is a bit hard to press and makes a click sond, but otherwise works fine. -my L-trigger is hard to press down and does not make a click as the R-trigger does, it makes it a bit hard using the L-trigger though it was a bit easier over time. -the left analog stick seems to get looser over time, i've had it for one and a half week, and it's a bit loose especially for left and right, no problems in games yet but i fear that with extensive use, it may only last a couple more months.

Other: it's an acceptable controller but it does have a few issues (might just be me that got a bit unlucky). it's a good controller for keeping a backup, or to use as a second controller.

Pros: * It works well; * It's very good to play old game in the homebrew emulators, especially snes and atari games; * Its very anatomic and the buttons are well distributed;

Cons: * Cabe isn't very long, it's a good ideia to buy some extensions cables; * Build quality isn't great, i bought two of this and one arrived with the case open, but i just put it in the right place and it worked fine.

Other: * It works as promissed and it's cheap; * Its very good for homebrew games, the original controller have only two buttons in a easy to access position;