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 ...

whatever that N64 thing was - the GameCube controller didn't need ... green and red 'A' and 'B' buttons respectively, slightly curved shoulder buttons, and even a dinky little C-Stick in place ...

But it does not have all the inputs of modern game controllers, so they can’t guarantee that it can be used with all non-GameCube games. They showed in the Direct that it has a small ZL button ...

Nintendo is re-releasing the GameCube controller - with certain titles in the GameCube library utilising its analogue shoulder buttons.

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 ...

When Nintendo Switch 2 launches in June, Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack subscribers will be able to play classic GameCube games via a new app. As has been the case with the NES, SNES, N64 ...

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 ...

it’s never used them for any of its shoulder buttons – the closest it’s got being the GameCube’s weird clutch-like set-up. All PlayStation 5 and Xbox controllers have analogue triggers ...