I just got a pair of classic controllers, and I'm quite happy with them--I really don't find them to be too small or anything... they're a little on the small side, but nothing worse than the SNES controller, really.
Anyway, my question-- What's that little spring loaded button in between the four shoulder buttons for? It moves those little plastic thingies on the back, but other than that I can't figure it out... the insert it comes with doesn't even label it in their diagram of the controller.
I havn't got a clue. What's it like having the cord come out of the bottom instead of the top? It seems a little stupid to me.
I've been playing Mario64 with my gamecube controller but been finding it really hard to control mario in slow speeds (analog isn't sensitive enough). Is Mario64 easier to play with the classic controller then the Gamecube controller?
I've been playing Mario64 with my gamecube controller but been finding it really hard to control mario in slow speeds (analog isn't sensitive enough). Is Mario64 easier to play with the classic controller then the Gamecube controller?
I think it's easier to play Super Mario 64 with the CC rather than with the GCN controller. Although, and maybe this is just me, but I'm so used to using the A button on the GCN controller for everything, but when I place my thumb on the CC, it comes to rest on the B button, so that may take some getting used to. (I'm pretty sure the buttons on the CC goes in order of B then A on bottom, but don't hold me to that, it's still quite early, and I don't feel like venturing into my game room)
I'd like to know too, I was press'n it the other day just try'n to get it to do something........
