What controller do you use?

[marckenson]

hey guys i was just wondering what controller do you use to play project m?
I use my wii remote and nunchuck because im used to it im not a fan of using gc controller

 

[tan(90]

I use the Classic Controller Pro for 2 reasons

1.) I got used to it for using it for around 4 years

2.) I have that stupid black wii that doesn't accept Gamecube Controllers

 

[Alfonzo Bagpipez]

The Worldwide Numbers:
83% Gamecube Controllers
10% Classic Pro Controllers
4% WiiChuck
2% WiiMote
1% Xbax/Pleystecion

 

[tan(90]

I prefer wiimote over Wiichuck

Also some people use PS2 Controllers. There is an adapter for it.

 

[9bit]

I think I would find it really difficult to use a non-Gamecube controller to play Smash. It's all been fully ingrained and burned into my muscle memory since 2001.

 

[Justkallmekai]

I use a Gamecube controller like everyone a black one that is, but since the analog stick is really worn out a has no grip to it at all so I'm getting a new White one.

 

[210stuna]

The same silver console controller that came with my Cube from way back when.

Never change ~ <3

 

[RascalTheCharizard]

Wiichuk. I'm trying to switch to a GC controller but it's just not working out for me.

 

[Justkallmekai]

Wiichuk. I'm trying to switch to a GC controller but it's just not working out for me.

I never realized that lots of people use Wiichuk. Damn there's a lot.

 

[DKMikey]

I also use the Wiichuck. Lucario is a beast if you set the DPad to smashes.

 

[shairn]

GC for fox, wiimote for everyone else.

 

[Y-L]

I used to use a wiimote/nunchuck, and I believed it was far superior, and that does have merit due to the fact that all of your fingers are on a different button so you do not have to move around much like you do on a gamecube controller. However I have switched over to a gamecube controller and I much prefer it after the initial weeks of getting acclimated to it. Gamecube controller opens up a lot of doors like easier wavedashing, C-STICK!!, dacus, and other things of that sort.

 

[Astraea31]

I've been using an indigo GC controller for about 7 years now, but I'm gonna buy a white one soon. I used to prefer my black controller but IDK wtf happened to it.

 

[FalconBrofist]

Gotta play with WiiChuck because wii is bricked and im playing on a wii u, but ive been playing melee with GCN controller

 

[tan(90]

Why doesn't anyone like Classic Controller Pros ;c I loved the super nintendo controller and the Classic Controller Pro just seemed to fit right in my hands. I do wonder if the input is slower than a Gamecube Controller because it's wireless.

 

[Justkallmekai]

Why doesn't anyone like Classic Controller Pros ;c I loved the super nintendo controller and the Classic Controller Pro just seemed to fit right in my hands. I do wonder if the input is slower than a Gamecube Controller because it's wireless.

You've told me this today!

 

[Riukanojutsu]

GC for fox, wiimote for everyone else.

Thats not true anymore


GC user here. Im surprised to see this thread isnt a GC controller user general.

 

[Prince Longstrok]

Used classic controller pro until i bought my mayflash adapter and gamecube controller c:

 

[Brim]

I hope to be able to get one of these sometime, I love how it's actually manufactured by Nintendo too, instead of a cheap knockoff.

 

[shairn]

Thats not true anymore


GC user here. Im surprised to see this thread isnt a GC controller user general.

You're right, now it's keyboard controller for everything.

 

[Brim]

You're right, now it's keyboard controller for everything.

Well that controller kinda is still a Gamecube controller . . .

 

[Riukanojutsu]

Well that controller kinda is still a Gamecube controller . . .

It feels like a heavy GCC. Your hands are also further away from one another.
Its not as bad as it looks.
Tho, I wouldnt dare enter a tournament match with this controller, unless it was streamed.

 

[shairn]

Well that controller kinda is still a Gamecube controller . . .

That was more of a joke. I don't actually own one.

 

[Brim]

That was more of a joke. I don't actually own one.

I was kidding, I thought it was evident - that I didn't need to mention I was joking.

 

[Justkallmekai]

I hope to be able to get one of these sometime, I love how it's actually manufactured by Nintendo too, instead of a cheap knockoff.

I'd buy it

 

[Burning Boom]

Classic Controller, because the SD card slot on my Wii is jammed, so I'm forced to play on Wii U.

 

[Handy Man]

Why doesn't anyone like Classic Controller Pros ;c I loved the super nintendo controller and the Classic Controller Pro just seemed to fit right in my hands. I do wonder if the input is slower than a Gamecube Controller because it's wireless.

I like using the Classic Controller Pro, too. To be honest, the GameCube controller is one of my least favorite controllers of all time. The GameCube controller feels clunky and awkward, and the button layouts are really unbalanced. The only thing I like about the GameCube controllers is the smooth L and R buttons, but the controller gives me hand cramps and feels considerably worse than many other controllers that I've used.

I love the Classic Controller Pro because it feels like I'm actually using a traditional controller. Like you said, the layout uses the SNES controller as it's basis, which is always a plus because the SNES controller is one of my favorites. The control sticks have a more smooth grip, the d-pad (while not used for Super Smash Bros. much) is much bigger and better than the GameCube's d-pad, the button layout feels much more accessible than the GameCube's layout, and I like how it's easier to reach between ZL/ZR to L/R (which makes it easier to grab or shield). I even use the Goldeneye 007 Classic Controller Pro, so I get a lot of comments on it and it's a great topic starter. If the Classic Controller Pro was wired, then I would definitely use it in tournaments, but unfortunately I have to use the horrendous GameCube controller instead.

 

[LOGIA666]

My Wii is the stupid "herp derp no GC controllers" type, so Wii Mote + Nunchuk is all I've been using for the last two years. It's fine, but playing against people of your skill level or higher competitive is a no no. It's just a fact that the GC controller is superior not because it's what we're used to, but because of the button/analog positioning and the C stick.

 

[jtm94]

I think CC Pro has a lot of merit on it's own. In all honesty I would probably derp around with WiiChuck more often ONLY IF I COULD CHANGE THE FREAKING + OR - BUTTON CONTROLS.

I use the new white GC controller and it isn't bad.

 

[Justkallmekai]

I like using the Classic Controller Pro, too. To be honest, the GameCube controller is one of my least favorite controllers of all time. The GameCube controller feels clunky and awkward, and the button layouts are really unbalanced. The only thing I like about the GameCube controllers is the smooth L and R buttons, but the controller gives me hand cramps and feels considerably worse than many other controllers that I've used.

I love the Classic Controller Pro because it feels like I'm actually using a traditional controller. Like you said, the layout uses the SNES controller as it's basis, which is always a plus because the SNES controller is one of my favorites. The control sticks have a more smooth grip, the d-pad (while not used for Super Smash Bros. much) is much bigger and better than the GameCube's d-pad, the button layout feels much more accessible than the GameCube's layout, and I like how it's easier to reach between ZL/ZR to L/R (which makes it easier to grab or shield). I even use the Goldeneye 007 Classic Controller Pro, so I get a lot of comments on it and it's a great topic starter. If the Classic Controller Pro was wired, then I would definitely use it in tournaments, but unfortunately I have to use the horrendous GameCube controller instead.

Kinda harsh....

 

[Justkallmekai]

I like using the Classic Controller Pro, too. To be honest, the GameCube controller is one of my least favorite controllers of all time. The GameCube controller feels clunky and awkward, and the button layouts are really unbalanced. The only thing I like about the GameCube controllers is the smooth L and R buttons, but the controller gives me hand cramps and feels considerably worse than many other controllers that I've used.

I love the Classic Controller Pro because it feels like I'm actually using a traditional controller. Like you said, the layout uses the SNES controller as it's basis, which is always a plus because the SNES controller is one of my favorites. The control sticks have a more smooth grip, the d-pad (while not used for Super Smash Bros. much) is much bigger and better than the GameCube's d-pad, the button layout feels much more accessible than the GameCube's layout, and I like how it's easier to reach between ZL/ZR to L/R (which makes it easier to grab or shield). I even use the Goldeneye 007 Classic Controller Pro, so I get a lot of comments on it and it's a great topic starter. If the Classic Controller Pro was wired, then I would definitely use it in tournaments, but unfortunately I have to use the horrendous GameCube controller instead.

To be honest I think that the GameCube controller is the best controller to date. I love it, it feels nice in my hands, and I wish Nintendo would bring the button layout back cause it's one of my favorites. Basically I love the GC controller. Just sayin.

 

[tan(90]

To be honest I think that the GameCube controller is the best controller to date. I love it, it feels nice in my hands, and I wish Nintendo would bring the button layout back cause it's one of my favorites. Basically I love the GC controller. Just sayin.

Same with the other 83% of the world. I'm pretty sure we realize that you like the button layout, or else you wouldn't use it.

 

[turtletank]

I used a wiimote for years before switching to a GCC for the first time.

Best decision I ever made.

 

[Justkallmekai]

Same with the other 83% of the world. I'm pretty sure we realize that you like the button layout, or else you wouldn't use it.

Yup it's the easiest controller to wavedash with.

 

[tan(90]

Yup it's the easiest controller to wavedash with.

If you remove the springs of the L/R button, but even so, you gotta press further than a Classic Controller Pro, so that is just opinionated

 

[Justkallmekai]

If you remove the springs of the L/R button, but even so, you gotta press further than a Classic Controller Pro, so that is just opinionated

Eh, I guess. Cause wavedashing on the Classic controller is a chore for me.

 

[didds]

x box controller

 

[tan(90]

Eh, I guess. Cause wavedashing on the Classic controller is a chore for me.

But you've only tried it a couple of times. The button layout is new to you so of course it will be hard to start off.

 

[Thane of Blue Flames]

Sorry guys, the WiiChuck is inherently limited.

... But so is the GCC.

CCP thug lyf yo.

 

[9bit]

The Classic Controler Pro's left joystick is in a truly terrible position. The Wii U Pro controller would be amazing if the "c-stick" was in the right place. SYMMETRY ISN'T ALWAYS THE BEST OPTION, NINTENDO OK

How good with this thing be if the sticks had notches and the "c-stick" was in the right place, come on!