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[Pazx]

oh my god

10char

 

[❀W.E.M.P.❀]

I think it is. buy it, never regret :B

i bought a wii for brawl alone, worked out fine :3

 

[Tamoo]

definitely buy one!

 

[Frown]

Yeah, get one. No 3rd party crap though.

 

[Stev]

If it's not nintendo brand, don't buy it

 

[Lord Viper]

☆ If you play the GC Smash Bros, then the GC controler would feel most comfortable because of the fimiler feeling when you play Smash. But if you want to feel a diffrent way of holding the controler, but want similer controls, go Classic Controler, (which I support). When you do buy a GC controler, make sure it's Nintendo brand, the others either corrupt faster, or break faster. ☆

 

[Negi-Kun]

The vast majority play with the GCN controller, but just play with what fits your preferences.

 

[bribri123123]

Yeah, play with GC Controler, I play with it

 

[trev94]

there like 10 $ BUY ONE

 

[bribri123123]

Well, when the GC came out they were like 30... About, now it has dropped because BARELY anyone plays it anymore (besides Melee) XD

 

[voomm]

Yes it is a priority
~unless you didnt play melee then you could learn a different control~

 

[Firestormzero0]

yes, its worth it. believe me, u will become a much better player once you buy it. Then brawl will be even more addicting than it already is

 

[Pazx]

lol, so get the official nin10doh one? M'kay...

I currently use the wiimote with nunchucks with the d-pad set to smashes. I'll have to go get a GC controller now...

 

[Gannonspetmoblin]

looks like noone agrees with me, but i'd say that if you can use the wiimote fine, why bother getting a GCN controller? the only real difference between them is the c-stick, and is that really worth 10 bucks? I started using a GCN controller to play brawl when i got melee this summer, but my skill didn't change because of it.

 

[Nic64]

If you get brawl I'd recommend getting the GC controller, but I'd recommend against getting brawl, it's a horridly mediocre game.

 

[wh1te5had0w]

gamecube is the best you can get

 

[~Zack~]

uh i actually like using the nunchuck and wii mote when i play for fun, but gamecube controller is easier for me when im playing competitively

 

[Pazx]

Arrgh... I have brawl, and I've never played melee... Although, I'm seeing if I can get it off a friend...

I'll have to see if it feels good for me...

 

[Llumys]

I wouldn't recommend buying a GameCube controller if all your Smash experience was on a wii remote. I do recommend a classic controller, though.

 

[Pazx]

@Llumys, the reason I am considering the GC over the classic is simply 'cause I WANNA NOTHER REMOTE!!

lulz... lawl... lol... w/e... so yeah, does the classic actually feel something like the GC? Wiimote/nun?

Thanks everyone!!

 

[bribri123123]

When you play Melee, the controler you HAVE to play with is the GCC. You can transfer your skills from Melee into Brawl, use the GCC and become a better Brawl player.

 

[Shy Guy 86]

Get the Nintendo one, recommended is the long cable one if you can't find that get the normal one, and if you also can't find that get the Wavebird, don't get 3rd Party ones though, they suck.

 

[Meru.]

I had the same thing. I bought a classic controller, but I just couldn't play with it. I sticked to the Wiimote + Nunchuck. I just feel more comfortable with it. Now I use the Classic Controller for other games, like Mariokart xd.

If you're really used to your Wiimote + Nunchuck, and you don't feel to lazy to switch, then don't. If you think you'll be able to swap to another controller, then sure, why not?

 

[Pink murder]

I'd definitely buy the GC controller.

 

[Snowstalker]

EDIT: Never mind. I thought for a second you were talking about Brawl, not controllers.

Anyway, get an official Gamecube controller.

 

[7ACE7]

I bought a Wii and Game Cube controllers just for Brawl.

 

[Minwu]

Get a Gamecube controller. It's way harder to fail a DACed-anything with it which is pretty important for Link.

 

[toon_marth]

If it's not nintendo brand, don't buy it

I learned this the hard way.

 

[DemonFart]

i actually have both,i use the gamecube one more though..
but thats just me

 

[mostwins]

It's absolutly worth buying!! get the GC controller.

 

[Splice]

I like GC controller better than the Classic controller. I think the C-stick is easier to flick. If you want to play pro C-stick can make a big difference.

 

[Problem2]

If you don't think that you would really get that serious (or frustrated by the feel of the controller), I would recommend that you get the Classic Controller. It has more uses and feels better than the GCN controller when playing VC games. (Especially SNES games)

 

[Nicole]

GC controllers are just generally easier to play with, especially if you've played smash64 and Melee. Feels more natural, imo.

 

[Eyada]

The Classic Controller and the GCC are your only two real options if you don't want to be limited by your controller. The C-Stick is absolutely crucial. There are techniques that cannot (reasonably) be performed without it. As someone who used the Wii/Chuck for a long time before getting a CC, I can assure you that none of the possible Wii/Chuck configurations adequately simulates the functionality provided by a C-Stick. (This includes using the D-Pad for Smashes.) Just spare yourself the trouble and get a CC or a GCC.

Be aware that the Classic Controller has an extra shoulder button, which can be extremely helpful for certain characters. It also allows for slightly greater flexibility when configuring your control scheme.

Also be aware that the Classic Controller suffers from wireless interference, which can be a huge problem. In fact, since I've started playing Sheik and working on mastering her Chain, the large amount of wireless interference my CC gets has become painfully apparent. It's to the point where I spent a great deal of time trying to find a non-wireless version of the CC (which apparently doesn't exist), and if the situation doesn't improve soon I'm probably to going to get a GCC instead. I will sorely miss the extra shoulder button, but the wireless interference makes it impossible to keep Sheik's Chain deployed consistently as even the slightest moment of connection loss results in her putting the Chain away.

The GameCube Controller is also much simpler to handle because it doesn't require tedious battery management and getting connected to the proper controller port is much easier with a GCC.

Either way, the CC or the GCC are both great. Using anything else hurts you.

 

[Noobicidal]

Point's been made; C-Stick and no need for batteries is win. Go buy one.

 

[K-Dog244]

Dude buy a freakin Gcube controller, they are easy to use and if you use one with a cord you save batteries. Don't get the classic, it has odd button placements for Brawl.



Click here to level up my card!

 

[Afropony]

The reason you feel as though you are under average is probably because you don't have a GC controller.

That's just how good they are. BUY ONE!

 

[Pazx]

The reason you feel as though you are under average is probably because you don't have a GC controller.

That's just how good they are. BUY ONE!

lol, nice try....

Okay, you guys have somehow convinced me to get an official nintendo GC controller.... Any ideas where to get one now? I'm an aussie if that helps... Which I know it won't...

Epic.

 

[smash superstar]

Well if you are getting a smash game for the casual aspect..then yeah...go with Brawl you will prob have more fun with it then melee or 64 for sure


and btw get the gcn controller its the best choice =D

 

[4Serial]

if you're not comfortable with the wiimote, then i guess you could try it
you could also get the gc controller for gc games.. some are really fun <_< like FE, TOS, Melee...