they're joined by a smaller ZL shoulder button on the left. This is presumably to maintain compatibility with any non-GameCube games users may want to play with this revised controller ...

Part of the problem is the GameCube controller is missing certain buttons and features that modern controller designs have—buttons that developers expect players to have when designing their games.

which adds a left shoulder button to match the Switch Pro, while more modern tech allows it to drop the WaveBird's bulky battery pack. Love for the GameCube controller continues outside of ...

It boasts longer hand grips, clickable analog sticks, and all four digital shoulder buttons--unlike the original GameCube controller, its L and R buttons are not analog. One of the Fight Pad Pro's ...

It’ll launch June 5th, and you’ll be able to play it with GameCube games on Switch Online’s Expansion Pack tier.

While most buttons do seem present and accounted for compared to other Switch 2 controllers, the GameCube's face button layout is certainly unorthodox and this may be where those aforementioned ...

This week, Nintendo fans received two important pieces of information about GameCube controller ... it doesn’t have all the buttons and features found in other controllers that can be used ...

Out of all of Nintendo's controllers, one of the most fondly remembered is the one that came with the Nintendo GameCube. It had a nice, responsive control stick, a sensible face button layout ...

Hopefully, with a bit of button remapping, Mario Kart World play will be possible. And helpfully, just as Nintendo answers this question, it has placed the Nintendo GameCube controller up for sale ...