PowerA GameCube Style Wired Controller for Nintendo Switch - Bowser

The answer is no, obviously. You can never have too much Toad!This controller takes the classic GameCube shape, makes the whole thing wireless, and now I have the coolest (and most easily identified) controller in the house!It works perfectly! I can play Monster Hunter, Pokemon, and of course the classic Smash Bros with ease, comfort, and a complete lack of lag.If you're like me and you simply must have everything with Toad on it, or if you're like me and you simply must have many different controllers, or if you're like me and you love bringing classic vibes into modern arenas, this controller is for you!

I absolutely love this! I was looking for a GameCube style controller that worked with Android. I tried another brand and had issues, but this one seems to work perfectly. It also comes with a cord that has a decent length to it, which is nice. It feels almost identical to the original GameCube controller, with a few differences. The shoulder buttons are different than the original GameCube in the sense that they either go in or they don't, they don't have the range of the old controller. They also added another Z button on the left, which is a nice upgrade. It's also lighter than the original GameCube controller, which isn't an issue. Overall, if you're looking for something to use for Super Smash Brothers on the Switch or for games on your Android, and you want something that feels as close to the original GameCube controller as possible but with the additional buttons that modern systems require, I highly recommend this.

As someone who loves the classic feel of a GameCube controller, the PowerA version really delivers where it counts. It’s comfortable, responsive, and perfect for games like Smash Bros. or anything else that benefits from that iconic layout.That said, it’s not without drawbacks. There’s no rumble feature, which might be a dealbreaker for some. And while the build feels solid at first, I’ve found that these tend to wear out or break after a year or two of regular use—so plan on replacing it eventually.Still, for the price and nostalgia factor, it’s a solid four-star pick.

Really low latency for a wireless, very impressed and for a great price.

The controller itself is nearly 1 to 1 with an original gamecube controller which alongside with it have great trigger and buttons makes it great for a game like smash ultimate

Barely used for a little over a week, then the A button stays depressed if pressed even a little bit. Cleaned and used isopropyl alcohol on sides of button to prevent it from sticking and it still just suck down with barely any input on the controller itself.

I brought this to a computer festival for some GameCube emulation. Well I did have to install a third-party driver for a macOS 10.15. (I believe it was the Xbox 360 controller driver), once that was done, this worked like a charm.Overall, I would say these are close to an original game game controller, but not 100% perfect. I asked people how it felt, and more experience, GameCube players said “close, but not exact”. I agree: close, but not exact. As far as I’m concerned, it’s close enough, are of good quality, it’s really nice not having to deal with batteries, or wireless controller is going to sleep all the time. I’m very happy I purchased this. I haven’t used it with the switch yet, but I’m hoping this will be perfect for GameCube games when the Switch 2 comes out.

It worked nicely until the 2nd week however the y button intern rubber got loose. I had to buy another one because the button aways sticked and I can't really play this way. But if you manage to change the button pressing rubber you might enjoy it way better