do i need to buy a gc controller?

Na you need a GC controller, buying a classic one is useless because everything you can do with a classic controller you do with a GC one and more.St_muscat

Except SNES games. I mean, you can technically use the GCN controller for these, but the button layout makes many SNES games practically unplayable.

[QUOTE="St_muscat"]Na you need a GC controller, buying a classic one is useless because everything you can do with a classic controller you do with a GC one and more.ThePlothole

Except SNES games. I mean, you can technically use the GCN controller for these, but the button layout makes many SNES games practically unplayable.

I don't think so, I've managed to play SNES games with the GC controller without problems.

[QUOTE="ThePlothole"]

[QUOTE="St_muscat"]Na you need a GC controller, buying a classic one is useless because everything you can do with a classic controller you do with a GC one and more.dan543

Except SNES games. I mean, you can technically use the GCN controller for these, but the button layout makes many SNES games practically unplayable.

I don't think so, I've managed to play SNES games with the GC controller without problems.

You obviously haven't played Super Mario World yet. (running + jumping just isn't possible with the GCN controller. The buttons for these are too far apart)

[QUOTE="dan543"][QUOTE="ThePlothole"]

[QUOTE="St_muscat"]Na you need a GC controller, buying a classic one is useless because everything you can do with a classic controller you do with a GC one and more.ThePlothole

Except SNES games. I mean, you can technically use the GCN controller for these, but the button layout makes many SNES games practically unplayable.

I don't think so, I've managed to play SNES games with the GC controller without problems.

You obviously haven't played Super Mario World yet. (running + jumping just isn't possible with the GCN controller. The buttons for these are too far apart)

I agree with you plothole

ya i think so

[QUOTE="dan543"][QUOTE="ThePlothole"]

[QUOTE="St_muscat"]Na you need a GC controller, buying a classic one is useless because everything you can do with a classic controller you do with a GC one and more.ThePlothole

Except SNES games. I mean, you can technically use the GCN controller for these, but the button layout makes many SNES games practically unplayable.

I don't think so, I've managed to play SNES games with the GC controller without problems.

You obviously haven't played Super Mario World yet. (running + jumping just isn't possible with the GCN controller. The buttons for these are too far apart)

[QUOTE="dan543"][QUOTE="ThePlothole"]

[QUOTE="St_muscat"]Na you need a GC controller, buying a classic one is useless because everything you can do with a classic controller you do with a GC one and more.ThePlothole

Except SNES games. I mean, you can technically use the GCN controller for these, but the button layout makes many SNES games practically unplayable.

I don't think so, I've managed to play SNES games with the GC controller without problems.

You obviously haven't played Super Mario World yet. (running + jumping just isn't possible with the GCN controller. The buttons for these are too far apart)

and smash brothers brawl will most likely not be compatible with gc controller i guess?roryk666

No, it's confirmed that you can use the GCN controller in SSBB. It's one of four controller options:

[QUOTE="roryk666"]and smash brothers brawl will most likely not be compatible with gc controller i guess?ThePlothole

No, it's confirmed that you can use the GCN controller in SSBB. It's one of four controller options:

oh wow nice! thank you