Recent content by minilabs

Input lag, cultural influence and tournament rules aside, with all else being equal, is there anything out there that the Wii U Pro Controller does better/worse in game play that the GameCube controller does/does not (and vice versa)?

As the title already states I'm curious as to whether or not a Wii U Pro Controller is a good alternative to a GameCube controller for competitive or casual play? Also, how much better is one over the other and why? I was hoping to get some pretty unbiased and objective information (I realize...

I like the fact that light moves when they hit bowser at low percents almost don't make him flinch lol.

What I would like to know (I kinda find it disturbing that no one has bought this up) is why didn't Nintendo save the money on manufacturing and just make a native wireless GameCube controller that works with the Wii U? I have to imagine that the GameCube controller must cost next to nothing...

It's breathtaking to see Melee still show up at big tourneys like this. The game is about 13 or 14 years old and is still showing up.

This has been a legit concern of mine because I'd like to know just exactly where are we drawing the line when it comes to official Nintendo Products and 3rd party solutions. Do I get the 3rd Party Gamecube controllers with the Official adapter? Do I get the Official Gamecube controllers with...

I'm looking forward to more videos like this because I plan on learning Bowser.

We've gotta stop this complaining about nerfs and buffs and adapt.

I'm getting ready to pursue using one of the hardest characters to win with in the game (Bowser) and I will tell you I may share some of the same frustrations. But let me tell you it's better to fight the urge to quit. That would make you a scrub lol.

Doesn't this force your to air dodge if you get attacked? Then there's that landing lag right?

Just what exactly is tap jump because I keep hearing about it?

I'll be maining bowser I suppose that's a joke lol