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This controller is a godsend. I was a little dissapointed about the absence of the runmble feature, but that's ok becuase I'm not having family members tripping over my cord and unplugging it. Good trade off.
And the battery life is awesome. You don't really have to worry about it for a while. Just don't leave it on. That's a little hard to get used to.
And for everyone who is concerned about the color thing. Silver goes with all 3 colors, so don't worry about it. It looks awesome with my black gamecube.
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With the Wii right around the corner, people are rushing to get one. Some preordered it while some others (including me) are camping out for it. But some worry about how old school is fitting into the next-gen world of gaming and its completely wireless interaction. Sure, sideways Wii controllers are S/NES controllers, but what of gamecubes? I am happy to say that I have gotten a chance to play around with the Wii before anyone else. And yes, the wavebird Receiptor will fit flawlessly under the gamecube controller flap on the Wii. It looks pefectly at home there. Rejoice gamers! Pick up your wavebirds and play on.
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I had this controller for almost 3 years and i have only had to change thge batteries once, and i play it a lot, it works completely great, i would recommend this to anybody with a gamecube.
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The bottom of the controller sticks out quite a bit, but this does not affect gameplay and other than that it is the same size as the regular gamecube controller. Simply fantastic (unless you're one of those people that just NEED to have rumble for some reason).
But one slight problem: Is it just me, or do the trigger buttons occasionally fail? For example, in Resident Evil 4, I'll be holding the R button to aim, but it will quickly go back and forth from normal view, as if the button cancels out. However, this is rare, and maybe it's just me.
Once again, an excellent high-quality controller!
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This thing is awesome! It's cooler then the regular gray wavebird, and it's a WHOLE lot cooler then the regular wired controller. Oh yeah, the fruit loops you said "it interfiers with my T.V. remote THERE' A DIFFERENC E BETWEEN I.R. WHICH IS IN YOUR T.V. REMOTE AND REQUIRES A LINE OF SIGHT ADN A RADIO FREQUENCY, WHICH IS IN YOUR RADIO, AND YOUR WAVEBIRD. ANYONE HOME?????
Pros.
-Wireless
-your are able to sit farther from the TV, thus avoiding Burning out your eyes and being able to ACTUALLY sit on your couch
-controller fits nicely in your hands, and the bottons are easy to memorize (unlike the OVERSIZED Xbox controller)
Cons
-may, interfere with your telephone, if your using an old wireless.
-More expensive ( BUT REALLY WORTH THE VALUE!!)
-Have to buy batteries. However, you can get around this by buying rechargable double AAs and 2 Double AAs last 100 HOURS!!
-None other then the ones listed above.
As I said earlier, the Future for video games has come and it's called "Wavebird"...
Get this!
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