Synnett
Alligator Lord
It's that time again, It's very outdated. The bulk of my work is here now: https://controllerlibrary.wordpress.com/
Hey everyone! Whether you are looking for a fresh controller to play or you want something a bit more flashy, this thread is for all of you. Following the success of my first guide (21k views!), and to celebrate the birth of a new Smash game and a new controller, I'm writing a new one. This time around, I will be featuring my collection, which is almost complete, for all the stock pictures. Feel free to use them for whatever.
For each controller, I will provide a price, the date of release and region(s), what kind of stickbox it has*, a quick description fitting the controller and of course a pretty portrait... Please note that the prices are an approximation of how much the controller goes for in decent condition. Variables will be described in the description.
Enjoy!
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1. Indigo
First released: September 14th 2001
Location: JPN/ US/ EU
Stickbox Type: T1/ T2/ T3
$20
While it is the oldest controller, it is still the one most players use, as it is the most common out there. You can easily find them for $20 used on eBay or even lower locally. 17 years and still kicking. All the wired controllers are labelled DOL-003.
2. Jet Black
First Released: November 21st 2001
Location: JPN/ US/ EU
Stickbox Type: T1/ T2/ T3
$20
Same deal as the Indigo, this is a very common controller, you can easily find them for cheap in good condition. Something to add, those two standard controllers can come with all the stickbox types. Look for silver screws and you'll be sure to find either T2 or T3. (Golden screws are usually T1)
3. Spice Orange
First Released: November 21st 2001
Location: JPN/ US
Stickbox Type: T1
$30
More uncommon in the US because it was only sold separately, but there's plenty from Japan. You can easily find them for $30 more or less on eBay. For some reasons this one wasn't released in Europe.
4. Indigo / Clear
First Released: November 21st 2001
Location: JPN/ US/ EU
Stickbox Type: T1
$35
Released all over the world separately and coveted for its transparent back shell, you'll have to invest a little bit more to get this one. Like the Spice Orange this one comes with only T1 stickboxes which aren't the best, but you can swap the internals with a good Indigo one since the plug ends are the same colour. It is mostly used in the customization community for LED mods or tinted shells - very pretty.
5. Platinum
First Released: December 5th 2002
Location: JPN/ US/ EU
Stickbox Type: T2/ T3
$20
At first supposed to be a limited edition in the US, it quickly became one of the most common controllers with its production ending in 2012. I highly recommend this one for competitive play because it only comes with good parts. Search locally and you'll find great prices. If you want a tip for buying controllers on the internet, check the condition of the screws on the back; if they're clean this controller hasn't seen much use.
6. Emerald Blue
First Released: December 5th 2002
Location: JPN
Stickbox Type: T2/ T3
$45
You can't go wrong with this one either, a beautiful colour with a reliable build. It was only released in Japan and you'll have to pay about twice as much as a common controller. If you are patient you can even find some in the $30 range.
7. White
First Released: April 22nd 2008
Location: JPN
Stickbox Type: T3
$40
Very coveted by competitive players until the prices for a new one went absurdly high. While they're pretty much unpurchasable on Amazon nowadays, the used Whites on eBay stayed on a stable $40 price range for more than three years. Since they were released in 2008, they haven't seen much use and are a very good choice for a new controller. Easily the highest quality and most consistent controller out there.
8. Clear
First Released: July 22nd 2004
Location: JPN
Stickbox Type: T3
$60
This one is an anomaly. While some times you can get them from as low as $40, for a few month's drought I could not find one for under $80. For a very inconsistent price, a very good controller, and highly in demand for its transparent shell. Modders love to fully tint the shell to mimic the N64 Funtastic colors or other creative projects.
9. Starlight Gold
First Released: July 15th 2004
Location: JPN
Stickbox Type: T3
$120
The paint on this controller is so fragile that the ones on the market are all damaged, mostly on the back. While it is one of the rarest controllers out there, with a very limited run in Toys R Us Japan near the end of the Gamecube's life, it mostly stays on a pretty modest budget. I would only recommend for collectors personally.
10. Pearl White
First Released: November 18th 2005
Location: EU
Stickbox Type: T3
$80
Only found in Europe, released with a Gamecube of the same colour or with the Mario Striker bundle. It's personally my favorite, being a shiny white. Look around eBay for european countries or online stores around there, you're sure to find one for $70-$80.
11. Symphonic Green
First Released: August 29th 2003
Location: JPN/ France
Stickbox Type: T3
$160
The story of this controller is quite strange. While a few years ago it could be found for $70, it quickly became twice as expensive and even more as time passed. It was bundled with a Gamecube of the same colour and with Tales of Symphonia. Now that this controller is high in demand, kind of a Holy Grail for most players, it's just not affordable anymore. It was also released in France in a limited run, you could try your chance at finding one over there, like I did myself. (I got mine for $35 and a friend of mine got a full set for $75) Good luck!
12. Crystal White
First Released: August 8, 2003
Location: JPN
Stickbox Type: T3
?
Here's one I didn't even know existed when I wrote my first guide. It was given away in a contest held in Japan, with a limited run of 150. It looks very similar to a Pearl White, but the plastic itself is colored ivory, which gives the paint a golden sheen. I didn't put a price because of its sheer rarity. If you want to see the comparison pictures, look at this album here.
13. Resident Evil 4
First Released: March 18th 2005
Location: EU
Stickbox Type: T3
$70
Pretty rare and exclusive to Europe, but its price remained the same for all this time. Comes with a Platinum front shell and Black back shell, it was released with a Resident Evil 4 themed Gamecube and bundled with the game. If you can find one for sale, go for it. Also one of the two controllers never released in Japan, along with the Pearl White.
14. Hanshin Tigers
First Released: September 30th 2003
Location: JPN
Stickbox Type: T3
$70
Released in Japan with a matching Gamecube to celebrate Japan's baseball team victory in 2003, black with the team's logo on the front. Often found around $70, but you can find it for even cheaper on Yahoo auctions.
15. Gundam Char
First Released: November 27th 2003
Location: JPN
Stickbox Type: T3
$180
Also one very coveted controller but sadly terribly expensive. It was released in the Char's Customized Box in Japan, themed after the popular franchise Gundam. It came with a red gamecube and a Gundam figurine. The controller itself is pale red with a "Neo-Zeon" yellow logo and a darker red back. The price have only been rising, with prices sometimes reaching $300. Be patient!
16. Panasonic Q SH-TGC10
First Released: December 13th 2001
Location: JPN
Stickbox Type: T1
$90
Released along with the Panasonic Q console very early on, only comes with T1 parts and very fragile. While I would not recommend for competitive play, it's definitely a collector piece. The price has been hovering around $90-$100 in the past two years.
17. Smash 4 Black
First Released: November 21st 2014
Location: JPN/ US/ EU
Stickbox Type: T3
$30
Here's a controller I never expected to get so expensive. When Nintendo stopped its production in 2016, the prices rapidly jumped to over $50 a piece, and well over $100 for a boxed one. It's kind of absurd, look locally for people selling their controllers, you can get them for as low as $20. This controller is very common all around the world and in pretty good condition in general. Do not pay the high price for one, this controller feels clunky and has its defect (triggers and general poor parts quality).
18. Smash 4 White
First Released: December 6th 2014
Location: JPN
Stickbox Type: T3
$30
Same deal as the Black one, but this one is a bit less common. Still, $20 locally, don't pay more than $30. There was a load of those exported from Japan to the US and are very common around here. Both of those are themed after the Super Smash Bros. series with a Smash Wii U logo. They were also bundled with the game.
19. Smash Ultimate Black
First Released: November 2nd 2018
Location: JPN/ US/ EU
Stickbox Type: T3
$30
Unveiled at E3 2018 at the same time as Smash Ultimate, it is a great relief for the entire Smash community who was running out of brand new controllers. It is black and comes with a simplistic Super Smash Bros. logo. Available in all regions as of November 2nd 2018 for $29.95 USD. It shares the same internals as the Smash 4 controllers and feels just like one.
20. Mario
First Released: August 24th 2004
Location: JPN/ EU
Stickbox Type: T3
$90
Released as a prize from Club Nintendo, it is the only one to be released outside of Japan, also available in Europe. Available for 500 points in Japan and 3500 stars in Europe, it seems to have been a very popular prize as it is very common. Themed after Mario, it comes with a bright red front with its iconic "M" logo and a Blue back. Its price has been very stable in the past two years, going for as low as $60.
21. Luigi
First Released: August 24th 2004
Location: JPN
Stickbox Type: T3
$110
This one a bit more uncommon than the Mario controller, it was available for 500 points from Club Nintendo Japan. Themed after Luigi with a green front with the "L" logo, along with a dark blue back. Its price has been stable in the hundreds range, you can easily find one for this price.
22. Wario
First Released: August 24th 2004
Location: JPN
Stickbox Type: T3
$200
Oh boy is it expensive. Nintendo released a controller themed around a character that no one cares about, so no one picked this prize. Definitely the rarest of the Club Nintendo wired controllers, and also the most expensive, overpriced even. It used to sell in the $160 range, but then suddenly went up to never go for lower than $200 a piece. Even going as far as $500 for a boxed one. It is Yellow with a blue "W" logo and a purple back, offered for 500 Club Nintendo points. Only for the hardcore Wario fans. (To say they didn't even bother to released a Waluigi controller along with Wario, this is a crime.)
23. Club Nintendo
First Released: August 24th 2004
Location: JPN
Stickbox Type: T3
$120
A very refreshing design, with a White top crowned with the Club Nintendo logo and a sky blue back. It pops up from time to time on eBay with prices averaging $120, which is a good investment for a flashier controller. It was also offered for 500 Club Nintendo points.
24. Wavebird Grey
First Released: December 5th 2002
Location: JPN/ US/ EU
Stickbox Type: T2
$40
While they are not good for competitive play due to lag, they are high in demand in the retro gaming scene. It is often missing the receiver or the battery cover, but sits well at a $40 price range for a fully functioning one. Historically the first OEM wireless controller to touch the market, the quality is there to testify. This one was released all over the world and offered as a promotional item in Japan. The controller is labelled DOL-004 and the receiver is labelled DOL-005.
25. Wavebird Platinum
First Released: December 5th 2002
Location: JPN/ US
Stickbox Type: T2
$40
This one was strangely never released in Europe. A Wavebird of a platinum colour, sells for the same price as a grey one. Funny to note, the receiver for the Wavebirds are all grey, with one exception.
26. Wavebird Club Nintendo
First Released: August 24th 2004
Location: JPN
Stickbox Type: T2
$200
A Wavebird with a Club Nintendo theme. It is often available for sale on eBay in the $200 range, it stayed surprisingly stable considering the Wario controller went all over the place. Also comes with a grey receiver.
27. Wavebird Gundam Char
First Released: December 9th 2004
Location: JPN
Stickbox Type: T2
$600 - $1200
This controller was offered between December 9th 2004 and January 31st 2001. The customer had to register “Mobile Suit Gundam: Gundam Vs. Zeta Gundam” to their Club Nintendo account, then they were entered into a draw for one of the 1000 exclusive WaveBirds. This controller is rare and expensive. With loose ones popping up for $600 on eBay recently, I suspect a full set is worth in the thousands range. Pale red front with the "Neo-Zeon" yellow logo and dark red back. This is the Holy Grail for any collector out there along with that elusive Crystal White. Also, the receiver is pale red colored, making it the only non-grey receiver produced.
Sources:
Shoutouts:
Resources:
Changelog
Hey everyone! Whether you are looking for a fresh controller to play or you want something a bit more flashy, this thread is for all of you. Following the success of my first guide (21k views!), and to celebrate the birth of a new Smash game and a new controller, I'm writing a new one. This time around, I will be featuring my collection, which is almost complete, for all the stock pictures. Feel free to use them for whatever.
For each controller, I will provide a price, the date of release and region(s), what kind of stickbox it has*, a quick description fitting the controller and of course a pretty portrait... Please note that the prices are an approximation of how much the controller goes for in decent condition. Variables will be described in the description.
Enjoy!
*
There are three kind of stickboxes. T1, which were the first kind, T2, and T3. T1 are made of a metal casing with black plastic parts inside. It's considered to be the worst because it wears out very fast, I would not recommend for competitive play. T2 are also made of a metal casing but uses white nylon parts, which are more resistant to friction and last longer. T3 are by far the best: made entirely of nylon, easily interchangeable because they are screwed onto the motherboard instead of soldered on, and they are extremely resistant to wear. Those were made by Hori.
Controller Variant|T1|T2|T3
Indigo|
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Jet Black|||
Spice Orange|||
Indigo / Clear|||
Platinum|||
Emerald Blue|||
White|||
Clear|||
Starlight Gold|||
Pearl White|||
Symphonic Green|||
Crystal White|||
Resident Evil 4|||
Hanshin Tigers|||
Gundam Char|||
Panasonic Q SH-TGC10|||
Smash 4 White|||
Smash 4 Black|||
Smash Ultimate Black|||
Mario|||
Luigi|||
Wario|||
Club Nintendo|||
Wavebird Grey|||
Wavebird Platinum|||
Wavebird Club Nintendo|||
Wavebird Gundam Char|||
Controller Variant|T1|T2|T3
Indigo|
||Jet Black|
||Spice Orange|
||Indigo / Clear|
||Platinum||
|Emerald Blue||
|White|||
Clear|||
Starlight Gold|||
Pearl White|||
Symphonic Green|||
Crystal White|||
Resident Evil 4|||
Hanshin Tigers|||
Gundam Char|||
Panasonic Q SH-TGC10|
||Smash 4 White|||
Smash 4 Black|||
Smash Ultimate Black|||
Mario|||
Luigi|||
Wario|||
Club Nintendo|||
Wavebird Grey||
|Wavebird Platinum||
|Wavebird Club Nintendo||
|Wavebird Gundam Char||
|1. Indigo
First released: September 14th 2001
Location: JPN/ US/ EU
Stickbox Type: T1/ T2/ T3
$20
While it is the oldest controller, it is still the one most players use, as it is the most common out there. You can easily find them for $20 used on eBay or even lower locally. 17 years and still kicking. All the wired controllers are labelled DOL-003.
2. Jet Black
First Released: November 21st 2001
Location: JPN/ US/ EU
Stickbox Type: T1/ T2/ T3
$20
Same deal as the Indigo, this is a very common controller, you can easily find them for cheap in good condition. Something to add, those two standard controllers can come with all the stickbox types. Look for silver screws and you'll be sure to find either T2 or T3. (Golden screws are usually T1)
3. Spice Orange
First Released: November 21st 2001
Location: JPN/ US
Stickbox Type: T1
$30
More uncommon in the US because it was only sold separately, but there's plenty from Japan. You can easily find them for $30 more or less on eBay. For some reasons this one wasn't released in Europe.
4. Indigo / Clear
First Released: November 21st 2001
Location: JPN/ US/ EU
Stickbox Type: T1
$35
Released all over the world separately and coveted for its transparent back shell, you'll have to invest a little bit more to get this one. Like the Spice Orange this one comes with only T1 stickboxes which aren't the best, but you can swap the internals with a good Indigo one since the plug ends are the same colour. It is mostly used in the customization community for LED mods or tinted shells - very pretty.
5. Platinum
First Released: December 5th 2002
Location: JPN/ US/ EU
Stickbox Type: T2/ T3
$20
At first supposed to be a limited edition in the US, it quickly became one of the most common controllers with its production ending in 2012. I highly recommend this one for competitive play because it only comes with good parts. Search locally and you'll find great prices. If you want a tip for buying controllers on the internet, check the condition of the screws on the back; if they're clean this controller hasn't seen much use.
6. Emerald Blue
First Released: December 5th 2002
Location: JPN
Stickbox Type: T2/ T3
$45
You can't go wrong with this one either, a beautiful colour with a reliable build. It was only released in Japan and you'll have to pay about twice as much as a common controller. If you are patient you can even find some in the $30 range.
7. White
First Released: April 22nd 2008
Location: JPN
Stickbox Type: T3
$40
Very coveted by competitive players until the prices for a new one went absurdly high. While they're pretty much unpurchasable on Amazon nowadays, the used Whites on eBay stayed on a stable $40 price range for more than three years. Since they were released in 2008, they haven't seen much use and are a very good choice for a new controller. Easily the highest quality and most consistent controller out there.
8. Clear
First Released: July 22nd 2004
Location: JPN
Stickbox Type: T3
$60
This one is an anomaly. While some times you can get them from as low as $40, for a few month's drought I could not find one for under $80. For a very inconsistent price, a very good controller, and highly in demand for its transparent shell. Modders love to fully tint the shell to mimic the N64 Funtastic colors or other creative projects.
9. Starlight Gold
First Released: July 15th 2004
Location: JPN
Stickbox Type: T3
$120
The paint on this controller is so fragile that the ones on the market are all damaged, mostly on the back. While it is one of the rarest controllers out there, with a very limited run in Toys R Us Japan near the end of the Gamecube's life, it mostly stays on a pretty modest budget. I would only recommend for collectors personally.
10. Pearl White
First Released: November 18th 2005
Location: EU
Stickbox Type: T3
$80
Only found in Europe, released with a Gamecube of the same colour or with the Mario Striker bundle. It's personally my favorite, being a shiny white. Look around eBay for european countries or online stores around there, you're sure to find one for $70-$80.
11. Symphonic Green
First Released: August 29th 2003
Location: JPN/ France
Stickbox Type: T3
$160
The story of this controller is quite strange. While a few years ago it could be found for $70, it quickly became twice as expensive and even more as time passed. It was bundled with a Gamecube of the same colour and with Tales of Symphonia. Now that this controller is high in demand, kind of a Holy Grail for most players, it's just not affordable anymore. It was also released in France in a limited run, you could try your chance at finding one over there, like I did myself. (I got mine for $35 and a friend of mine got a full set for $75) Good luck!
12. Crystal White
First Released: August 8, 2003
Location: JPN
Stickbox Type: T3
?
Here's one I didn't even know existed when I wrote my first guide. It was given away in a contest held in Japan, with a limited run of 150. It looks very similar to a Pearl White, but the plastic itself is colored ivory, which gives the paint a golden sheen. I didn't put a price because of its sheer rarity. If you want to see the comparison pictures, look at this album here.
13. Resident Evil 4
First Released: March 18th 2005
Location: EU
Stickbox Type: T3
$70
Pretty rare and exclusive to Europe, but its price remained the same for all this time. Comes with a Platinum front shell and Black back shell, it was released with a Resident Evil 4 themed Gamecube and bundled with the game. If you can find one for sale, go for it. Also one of the two controllers never released in Japan, along with the Pearl White.
14. Hanshin Tigers
First Released: September 30th 2003
Location: JPN
Stickbox Type: T3
$70
Released in Japan with a matching Gamecube to celebrate Japan's baseball team victory in 2003, black with the team's logo on the front. Often found around $70, but you can find it for even cheaper on Yahoo auctions.
15. Gundam Char
First Released: November 27th 2003
Location: JPN
Stickbox Type: T3
$180
Also one very coveted controller but sadly terribly expensive. It was released in the Char's Customized Box in Japan, themed after the popular franchise Gundam. It came with a red gamecube and a Gundam figurine. The controller itself is pale red with a "Neo-Zeon" yellow logo and a darker red back. The price have only been rising, with prices sometimes reaching $300. Be patient!
16. Panasonic Q SH-TGC10
First Released: December 13th 2001
Location: JPN
Stickbox Type: T1
$90
Released along with the Panasonic Q console very early on, only comes with T1 parts and very fragile. While I would not recommend for competitive play, it's definitely a collector piece. The price has been hovering around $90-$100 in the past two years.
17. Smash 4 Black
First Released: November 21st 2014
Location: JPN/ US/ EU
Stickbox Type: T3
$30
Here's a controller I never expected to get so expensive. When Nintendo stopped its production in 2016, the prices rapidly jumped to over $50 a piece, and well over $100 for a boxed one. It's kind of absurd, look locally for people selling their controllers, you can get them for as low as $20. This controller is very common all around the world and in pretty good condition in general. Do not pay the high price for one, this controller feels clunky and has its defect (triggers and general poor parts quality).
18. Smash 4 White
First Released: December 6th 2014
Location: JPN
Stickbox Type: T3
$30
Same deal as the Black one, but this one is a bit less common. Still, $20 locally, don't pay more than $30. There was a load of those exported from Japan to the US and are very common around here. Both of those are themed after the Super Smash Bros. series with a Smash Wii U logo. They were also bundled with the game.
19. Smash Ultimate Black
First Released: November 2nd 2018
Location: JPN/ US/ EU
Stickbox Type: T3
$30
Unveiled at E3 2018 at the same time as Smash Ultimate, it is a great relief for the entire Smash community who was running out of brand new controllers. It is black and comes with a simplistic Super Smash Bros. logo. Available in all regions as of November 2nd 2018 for $29.95 USD. It shares the same internals as the Smash 4 controllers and feels just like one.
20. Mario
First Released: August 24th 2004
Location: JPN/ EU
Stickbox Type: T3
$90
Released as a prize from Club Nintendo, it is the only one to be released outside of Japan, also available in Europe. Available for 500 points in Japan and 3500 stars in Europe, it seems to have been a very popular prize as it is very common. Themed after Mario, it comes with a bright red front with its iconic "M" logo and a Blue back. Its price has been very stable in the past two years, going for as low as $60.
21. Luigi
First Released: August 24th 2004
Location: JPN
Stickbox Type: T3
$110
This one a bit more uncommon than the Mario controller, it was available for 500 points from Club Nintendo Japan. Themed after Luigi with a green front with the "L" logo, along with a dark blue back. Its price has been stable in the hundreds range, you can easily find one for this price.
22. Wario
First Released: August 24th 2004
Location: JPN
Stickbox Type: T3
$200
Oh boy is it expensive. Nintendo released a controller themed around a character that no one cares about, so no one picked this prize. Definitely the rarest of the Club Nintendo wired controllers, and also the most expensive, overpriced even. It used to sell in the $160 range, but then suddenly went up to never go for lower than $200 a piece. Even going as far as $500 for a boxed one. It is Yellow with a blue "W" logo and a purple back, offered for 500 Club Nintendo points. Only for the hardcore Wario fans. (To say they didn't even bother to released a Waluigi controller along with Wario, this is a crime.)
23. Club Nintendo
First Released: August 24th 2004
Location: JPN
Stickbox Type: T3
$120
A very refreshing design, with a White top crowned with the Club Nintendo logo and a sky blue back. It pops up from time to time on eBay with prices averaging $120, which is a good investment for a flashier controller. It was also offered for 500 Club Nintendo points.
24. Wavebird Grey
First Released: December 5th 2002
Location: JPN/ US/ EU
Stickbox Type: T2
$40
While they are not good for competitive play due to lag, they are high in demand in the retro gaming scene. It is often missing the receiver or the battery cover, but sits well at a $40 price range for a fully functioning one. Historically the first OEM wireless controller to touch the market, the quality is there to testify. This one was released all over the world and offered as a promotional item in Japan. The controller is labelled DOL-004 and the receiver is labelled DOL-005.
25. Wavebird Platinum
First Released: December 5th 2002
Location: JPN/ US
Stickbox Type: T2
$40
This one was strangely never released in Europe. A Wavebird of a platinum colour, sells for the same price as a grey one. Funny to note, the receiver for the Wavebirds are all grey, with one exception.
26. Wavebird Club Nintendo
First Released: August 24th 2004
Location: JPN
Stickbox Type: T2
$200
A Wavebird with a Club Nintendo theme. It is often available for sale on eBay in the $200 range, it stayed surprisingly stable considering the Wario controller went all over the place. Also comes with a grey receiver.
27. Wavebird Gundam Char
First Released: December 9th 2004
Location: JPN
Stickbox Type: T2
$600 - $1200
This controller was offered between December 9th 2004 and January 31st 2001. The customer had to register “Mobile Suit Gundam: Gundam Vs. Zeta Gundam” to their Club Nintendo account, then they were entered into a draw for one of the 1000 exclusive WaveBirds. This controller is rare and expensive. With loose ones popping up for $600 on eBay recently, I suspect a full set is worth in the thousands range. Pale red front with the "Neo-Zeon" yellow logo and dark red back. This is the Holy Grail for any collector out there along with that elusive Crystal White. Also, the receiver is pale red colored, making it the only non-grey receiver produced.
Sources:
- My collection and some of my documents.
- http://tay.kinja.com/every-gamecube-controller-nintendo-ever-made-ever-1658747867
- https://www.consolevariations.com/nintendo/gamecube/gamecube-controller-variations/
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GameCube_controller
- https://smashboards.com/threads/gamecube-controller-price-guide-and-info-outdated.437900/
Shoutouts:
- Big shoutouts to HamarFan for the inspiration. Your article is legendary!
- Shoutouts to Kadano for all the work he's done for the GC controller, mostly the capacitor mod.
- Thanks for the support from all the CGCC gang, visit us on Discord: http://customg.cc/
- Thanks to Nintendo for making me waste all this money oof.
- Thanks to all of you reading this!
Resources:
- http://www.ebay.com/ (US, UK, Europe and Australia versions, you can find some different offers)
- http://buyee.jp/item/search/category/2084045787
- Smash Ultimate Black on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/GameCube-Controller-Super-Ultimate-Nintendo-Switch/dp/B07DJX3Y47/
Changelog
- 08.07.2018 Created the thread.
- 08.07.2018 Added a grid for different stickboxes.
- 09.07.2018 Added a link to purchase the Smash Ultimate Black.
- 15.07.2018 Reduced the size of my images since they take 40 years to load. For the full pictures check this album.
- 15.07.2018 Removed the spoilers for the pictures to give a chance for those pictures to load... also a bit of restructuring.
- 26.08.2018 Updated localization for the Ultimate controller.
- 03.11.2018 The Ultimate controller came out! I updated the information.
- 04.11.2018 Added a picture of the Ultimate controller.
- 18.02.2019 Updated Crystal White with a new picture and stickbox info. Spice Orange now confirmed as T2 too.
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