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Binding: Video GameBrand: Madcatz EAN: 0728658556860 Item Dimensions: Label: Madcatz Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product. Manufacturer: Madcatz Model: MOV 55686 MPN: MAD55686 Platform: GameCube Publisher: Madcatz Release Date: August 01, 2005 Studio: Madcatz Features:
Accessories: Editorial Review: Product Description: MADCATZ MOV556860/04/1 GameCube(TM) MicroCon Wireless Controller 15% smaller, compact design for comfort and control ; Rubberized grips for improved handling ; Twin precision analog joysticks and shoulder buttons; Unblockable RF technology ; Plays from anywhere in the room GameCube(TM) MicroCon Wireless Controller Average Rating:
![]() Rating: - Works great for both Wii and Gamecube!Nintendo stopped the production of the "Wavebird". Nothing can beat the Wavebird. You can buy the "Classic Controller" that you attach to the "Wiimote", but why would you have a thing dangling on your controller? You can still buy the "Wavebird", but you need to pay for a black market price. And how can you trust a used one? The "Microcon" is much smaller than Nintendo Wavebird. Good for smaller kids but annoying to larger hands. Uses 2 AAA's instead of 2 AA's Pros: ... Read More Rating: - No game, mad katz wireless gamecube controllerI bought three of them, I already had one that turned out to be much better quality than these that I bought. The controllers pick up each other's signals and switch between player 1, 2, 3, and 4. Yes they even pick up the signal of the one I already had. They do this randomly without warning. They also do not respond very well. Several times, we push buttons or use the joystick yet the game does not do what the controller is doing. This does not happen as often as the signal switching. Overall ... Read More Rating: - All dead after a monthI purchased four of these controllers about a month ago. Of the four, one was dead on arrival. The second had persistent problems with control drift. The third died about a week ago, and the fourth works intermittently. In addition, these controllers were too small for comfort. Even my girlfriend's small hands were too big for this "micro" controller. (She thinks that the PS2 controllers are too large!) Amazon sells several other wireless GameCube controllers. (Some even have ... Read More Rating: - Cheap controllerCheaply made controller that works 15% of the time straight out of the box. Left control stick "strays" & doesn't work even after resetting controller. I'm going to return & get another Pelican cordless. Rating: - The control works but......every time I use it I'm reminded of how much better Nintendo's own Wavebird wireless remote is compared to this cheap feeling, yet workable control. I can't complain too much because this control doesn't cost too much and wireless and it's also one of the only wireless gamecube controls still for sale. This control feels very very cheap and who knows how long it will last before it breaks. I also don't like the decision to use AAA batteries since I've always used rechargeable AA batteries and don't ... Read More |