$20 at amazon:
- A little small but pretty comfortable. It's definitely easier to grip than the tiny Wii Classic Controller.
- Controls: pads, buttons seem to work fine.
- It is essentially a gamecube wavebird replacement. It will work with any gamecube game or any virtual console game that supports the gamecube controller. It does NOT work with any game that specifically requires the Wii Classic Controller (like Geometry Wars Galaxies). It does have nice rumble support though unlike the wavebird.
- Basically it makes a pretty nice gamecube/virtual console controller. It's not a 1:1 substitute for a Wii Classic controller.
- Uses 3XAAA batteries.
- Requires the use of the gamecube controller port dongle that kind of awkwardly sticks out of the top.
For $20 it's not a bad value especially if you don't have a wavebird and still play gamecube/virtual console games.
Saturday, March 29, 2008
Thrustmaster T-Wireless NW Wii Classic Controller
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5 comments:
that's a great review on a great product.
i got one similar to this at http://www.ishopvideogame.com/products/Classic-Controller-Wireless-for-Wii-p-1673.html
Mayflash is making a Wii Classic Controller to PC USB adapter.
It should be finished either at the end of September or October.
Keep checking their website at http://www.mayflash.com for updates.
The VC is rather limited in its library of games, they lack many
of the unreleased Japanese SFC titles such as SeikenDensetsu 3,
Tales of Phantasia, Teranigma (U.K. only) and so on…
maybe $20 is a little expensive, i got a similar one cheaper than yours
http://www.szprice.com/products/Classic-Controller-for-Wii_1313.html
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