Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Edition Controller for Nintendo GameCube System

I have the original game cube controller and I prefer this for Switch and WiiU. The cable is longer and the controller feels sturdier. This is ideal for Smash Bros, and works well with MK 8 Deluxe and Mario Tennis Aces. Remember you need a GCC converter.

I haven't held a brand new GCN controller for more than 10 years but Nintendo's still making them just as reliably as they did 17 years ago. The design is wonderful and makes you feel all the more powerful when you're using it to Smash. The shoulder buttons feel nice and springy, the controls sticks responsive, the rumble brand new. You just can't get a better controller experience from a third party. You have to go with the big N themselves

Nearly as good as the original Gamecube controllers, I know some people were having drift issues but I didn't have any problems with the two I bought. It's just a shame Nintendo isn't making anymore, I should have bought more.

I love my GameCube controller. If you love Smash Bros or want to play Super Mario Sunshine like it was played in the GameCube days, it's worth your money. It's unfortunate these controllers are limited time sales. Hopefully it won't be too long before we see another release.

Haven't encountered any issues yet and the controller has held up well. I like that it is a gamecube connection so I can use it on my Wii when playing old GC games.

If you like the old school feel of playing super smash brothers get this controller

It's exactly what it claims to be - a Gamecube controller. Just as high quality as any other first-party Gamecube controller, but with the smash logo and a longer cable.

Fast inputs, long chord, good quality, feels and looks great. My original concern with this controller was that the pre-order date said it would arrive on Christmas, over two weeks after the release of Super Smash Bros Ultimate. Fortunately, it arrived yesterday, giving me time to get used to the feel of the controller before December 7th. When comparing it side by side to the official controller that came with my Gamecube, the only difference that I can feel is the plastic it's made with. Some of the reviews for this controller have said that the plastic feels cheaper but I personally prefer the new material. The plastic on this controller feels a lot less likely to gather grease or marks after long play sessions. Many of the 1-2 star reviews have very different issues with their controllers. Some are complaining about slow inputs, low quality triggers, and some people are having trouble with getting it to work on emulators. I've had none of these problems. Maybe I just got lucky with the one I was shipped but overall, I'm very satisfied with it.