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GameCube Style Wireless Controller Pikachu - Nintendo Switch

Brand: Power A

Platform : Nintendo Switch

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Colour:Pokemon Pikachu

Batteries : 2 AA batteries required. (included)
Language: : Italian
Product Dimensions : 6.6 x 16 x 16.3 cm; 272.16 Grams
Release date : 5 June 2019
ASIN : B07PQD2MG2
Item Model Number : 1511638-01

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Colour:Pokemon Pikachu

Officially licensed from Pokémon Int’l. Pro style wired controller. GameCube style wireless controller

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Supamario

Fantastic Overall

Reviewed in Australia on 13 December 2018

Colour: PurpleVerified Purchase

This is a must have accessory for any one that owns a switch and plays Ultimate Smash Bro's Has a good weight to it and the buttons are just like they used to be. Colour accurate to the old game cube blue. Super happy with this purchase.

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Matt

Be wary of drift

Reviewed in Australia on 13 November 2019

Colour: PurpleVerified Purchase

These controllers have a 2 year warranty and i'm about to send mine off to be fixed or changed to a new one. Make sure you check your left stick drifting as its only been used about 20 times. Other than that it is a good controller.

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Best option for portable.

Reviewed in Australia on 17 December 2018

Colour: PurpleVerified Purchase

Really good option for when your switch is to far away or your in portable mode. Tight feeling controls. However at far distances I notice a little input lag but nothing unplayable.

Great purchase!

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Brett Rees

Perfect substitute for Pro controller

Reviewed in Australia on 29 December 2018

Colour: PurpleVerified Purchase

The only thing holding this controller back is there's no rumble nor Amiibo support

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Stefan Matthews

A review from a GC and Smash enthusiast

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 4 May 2019

Colour: GreyVerified Purchase

The Power A is a surprisingly solid third party controller. Feels solid and comfortable in the hand, doesn't creak when held tightly. While it looks identical to a GC controller from the front, the handles on the back are ever so slightly thinner. You can feel the difference when you first hold it, but after a short while you stop noticing. If a GC controller feels comfortable to use, this will too. The back is less bulbous than a regular GC as there is no rumble motor. Instead, the back is slightly flattened out and houses two AA batteries, this is not a rechargable controller.

The control stick feels pretty similar in weight to that of my Smash 4 GC controller, and slightly tighter than my original run and Panasonic Q controllers, and feels good to use in Smash. The physical deadzone is pretty tight as well, comparable again to my Smash 4. The stick box seems to use a more modern design; a regular GC controller's sticks tend to list toward the cardinal directions. You can feel slight clunks if you spin the sticks around at 50% tilt. Like modern controllers, the sticks of the Power A is much more smooth until you reach the octagonal gate. Overall, the sticks feel very solid, and work well in Smash.

The d pad is noticably larger than that of a regular GC, which I believe used the same d pad as the GBA. it's still somewhat awkwardly placed and I wouldn't recommend it for 2D games, but testing it out in Tetris it's a definite improvement on the original. Though to be honest, while it's a little awkward, NSMBUDx plays decently well with the d pad, definitely better than an official Switch Pro, which has a weirdly-balanced d pad.

The face buttons are placed right where your muscle memory will expect them, though the X and Y buttons are slightly higher the further away from the A button. The buttons are also less spongey and require a little more force to push down, parthaps a tad more than an Xbox One's face buttons. This will be preference, but I feel like the slightly tougher X and Y buttons make it a tad easier to hit shorthops in Smash Ultimate. I did start missing X > A and Y > A rising aerials to begin with, but I think I was just adjusting, being used to the lighter face buttons of the originals.

The shoulder buttons have different names to an original GC controller, where the blue bumpers are L and R and the grey triggers are ZL and ZR, but for uniformity I'll call the bumpers and triggers. The bumpers are larger than the one on a GC, and is much easier to use. They're also no longer hinged, so you press anywhere on it and it'll click in, all-round improvement.

The triggers of an original GC was split into two parts, the analogue press and the digital click at the end. The Switch doesn't register analogue shoulders, so this has been changed. The triggers are slightly smaller overall, but similarly shaped, and work very well once you get used to them. There is a small amount of give before they bottom out and click. This give is just to replicate the feel of the original, and it doesn't register until the click, but the give is actually very small, turning the triggers into reasonably digital shoulder buttons. I would have preferred it if there were no give at all like a Switch Pro, but in practice it's still an improvement on the original GC for the purposes of Smash Ultimate. I've been able to use ZR and Y for shorthopping, which I can't reliably do with a GC's R and Y due to the extra travel. Better than GC (which is Smash registers the analogue press a short way down), but still could have been better. Not cracked this bad boy open yet but you might be able to remove the springs, which should make this a non-issue.

The extra buttons do what they're supposed to, and it's nice have the Home buttom and - button, but I keep accidentally hitting the screenshot button because I often use my left thumb for Star/Pause on a GC.

Overall, a very good controller for Smash, and has everything you need to play any other Switch Pro-compatible games. Have motion as well, but I haven't fully tested that.

Pros;

- Wireless for home use
- Far superior d pad
- All Switch Pro buttons and features
- Sticks all feel solid
- Great build quality for a third party
- Better shoulder buttons than GC (in terms of Switch games)
- Battery powered, so you never need to tether it with a cable
- Ergonomically feels very close to a GC controller, more so than any third party I've used.

Cons;

- Wireless, so can't plug it in to PC, and may have issues in tournament legality and with large groups
- No rumble
- Battery powered, so you have to faff around with batteries
- The ZL and ZR triggers have a short travel distance before they click.
- Face buttons are a bit stiff. I don't mind, but it may throw you.

Overall I'm extremely pleased with this controller.

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M.W.

Sieht aus wie ein GameCube Controller, geht aber viel schneller kaputt ...

Reviewed in Germany on 26 June 2019

Colour: PurpleVerified Purchase

Ich habe den Controller nur wenig verwendet. Es war lediglich mein Ersatzcontroller, für den Fall, dass Freunde vorbei kommen. Ich habe nicht einmal die mitgelieferten Batterien verbraucht, und dennoch ist bereits nach kurzer Zeit der links Analogstick defekt. Im angehängten Video lässt sich sehen, wie die Steuerung leicht nach rechts einen vollen Ausschlag nach links auslöst und auch sonst ist die X-Achse sehr zitterig.

Zu Beginn war alles in Ordnung, aber lange gehalten hat der Controller leider nicht. Für die Qualität kann ich leider nur einen Stern vergeben ...

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Matt

An amazing concept with very poor execution.

Reviewed in the United States on 9 December 2018

Colour: GreyVerified Purchase

Despite my initial 2 star rating I really do love this controller. However, this controller has some glaring flaws that really need to be taken into consideration before you purchase.

The good?:
·It's recognized by the system as a pro controller instead of a GameCube controller, and has all the extra buttons you need to use it with any game on the switch!
·Same motion control functionality as a pro controller.
·Feels perfect in the hands, just the right amount of weight.
·Face buttons and joysticks feel identical to the original.
·Much better d-pad compared to the original GameCube controller!

The really bad:
·This is the big one. Triggers are not analog, and despite the item descriptions claim at being the best option for smash, the lack of analog simply makes this controller obsolete when it comes to playing smash seriously(very dissapointing, PowerA!)
·Non rechargable batteries in 2018? I could live without it IF it had analog triggers, but this just feels like excessive corner cutting.
·Zero rumble functionality on a $50 controller, again it's 2018 guys.
·Lack of built in battery means no USB port for any PC use, unlike the regular pro controller(not massive but still!)

Is it terrible? No. Is it worth the $50 price tag? No.

This is a seriously missed opportunity that just fails due to poor design choices likely in favor of cutting corners. I would honestly give this 5 stars if it had analog triggers and just ignore all the other flaws, but without them this barely justifies being worth half it's retail price(likely due to it being officially licensed, the price of that is pushed onto you.)

I would honestly pay upwards of $100 for a proper functioning GameCube styled controller updated for a modern era, but this just isn't it.

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Buulik Duong

Ideal für Super Smash Bros. Ultimate

Reviewed in Germany on 28 March 2019

Colour: PurpleVerified Purchase

Jede Person, die sich Ultimate für die Nintendo Switch zugelegt hat, kommt irgendwann an den Zeitpunkt an dem die Joy-Cons einfach nicht mehr ausreichen um einem höherem Skill-Level stand zu halten.
Joy-Cons besitzen einfach zu wenig Möglichkeiten bzw. zu wenig Knöpfe (für Tilt-Attacks, Short Hops etc.). Natürlich kann man die Joy-Cons zu einen "Pro-Controller" zusammen stecken, aber die Knöpfe sind einfach viel zu klein.
PROBLEMLÖSER? Ein GameCube-Controller!
+ liegt gut in der Hand
+ ist der Original-Fassung des damaligen GameCube Controller nahezu identisch (kleinere Unterschiede)
+ Kabellos, also muss man sich nicht zusätzlich einen Adapter anlegen
+ besitzt sogar einen Home-Button, um die Switch anzuschalten
+ Sticks liegen in Oktogon-Umrandungen, d.h. meint ein sehr gutes Gefühl für Movements (z.b. Up+B+Left oder eben Up+B+Right).
+ einmaliges Synchronisieren mit der Switch, danach immer automatische Verbindung mit der Konsole
- wird bei der Switch als "Pro-Controller" registriert
- wird nur mit Batterien geliefert (bei dem Preis hätte man aber auch ruhig Akkus mitliefern können)
- keine Rumble-Funktion (nicht unbedingt negativ, weil der Rumble in Ultimate nur ablenkt)
- Kabellos,aber keine zusätzliche Option, um den Controller mit Kabel zu nutzen (für Turniere)
- Bedienung der Buttons und der Sticks ist relativ laut (subjektiv, ob sich dies negativ oder positiv auf den Nutzer auswirkt)
FAZIT: Wenn man sich entscheidet zwischen dem Pro-Controller oder dem GameCube-Controller, so sollte man den GameCube-Controller präferieren (ist auch um einiges billiger). Ideal für ein niveauhohes Spiel, aber auch für den allgemeinen Gebrauch mit Freunden, Familie etc. Preis/Leistung absolut Top (8/10, wegen der Batterien). Für groß und klein geeignet.

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SaintlyCat

Por donde empezar ? mediocre, y fragil. pero buena garantia.

Reviewed in Mexico on 1 March 2019

Colour: PurpleVerified Purchase

sin vibración, sin NFC, sin L2 y L2 análogos SIN BATERÍA INTERNA, VIVA LOS HORRORES DE LAS RECARGABLES DE CONTROL REMOTO! , los botones ZL y ZR se pegan y no te dejan hacer los movimientos en el peor momento.
tuve que desarmar el control y aplicarle grasa a los botones ZL y ZR para que no se pegaran, funcionó.
pero para smash no se ve que haya algo mejor en inalámbrico.

Algo bueno es que si prende la consola con el boton de home, y plus y minus ...... , y tiene todos los botones de un control switch pro, ademas de que tiene control por movimiento. asi que si se puede usar en otros juegos, solo entiende que no tienes vibración en el control.

1 año despues de la compra se hecho a perder, tiene un drift tremendo en el stick y aunque aun tiene garantia me han tenido esperando, actualizaré cuando haya noticias.

actualizacion: me llego el nuevo modelo, este tiene mejoras en los botones de ZL ZR, ya no necesita ni mods ni lubricacion para ser decente. espero se haya solucionado el problema de los sticks en extremo fragiles.

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