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Sat 14/12/02 at 12:57
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Sorry if you have been asked before, but has the controller been changed? I have noticed these changes.

1) The start button used to be a small grey plastic button. It is now slightly bigger and smoother and is red not grey.

2) The 'A' button used to be green. It is now blue.

3) The 'B' button was a tiny red circle before. It is now a green 'jelly bean' shape.

4) The font of the letters on the buttons are now itallic.

5) The wire is now a kinda silver colour, rather than black.

6) The controller arms are slightly shorter.


Well, I expect you all know about this already, or do you? Could you clear this up? Cheers :)
Sun 15/12/02 at 00:43
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"thursdayton!"
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who cares. at least we don't have acontroller like an xbox. :-D
Sat 14/12/02 at 22:46
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there is about 10 versions of the n62, just modifactions nintendo do to give us the best
Sat 14/12/02 at 21:01
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I think we have a scandal on our hands!
Sat 14/12/02 at 21:00
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moderation wrote:
> That description matches the one of the prototype gc controller before
> the buttens and shap had been decided,where did you get/see this
> controller?

Practically everywhere.
Sat 14/12/02 at 20:55
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Are they official? If they are then I think we need to get some photos and email Nintendo
Sat 14/12/02 at 20:54
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"bing bang bong"
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Nå†ßu© wrote:
> 1) The start button used to be a small grey plastic button. It is now
> slightly bigger and smoother and is red not grey.
>
> 2) The 'A' button used to be green. It is now blue.
>
> 3) The 'B' button was a tiny red circle before. It is now a green
> 'jelly bean' shape.
>
> 4) The font of the letters on the buttons are now itallic.
>
> 5) The wire is now a kinda silver colour, rather than black.
>
> 6) The controller arms are slightly shorter.


Hrm. My housemate has a GameCube, and both of his controllers are of this type. What could it mean?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!
Sat 14/12/02 at 20:44
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Yeah, The Gamecube controller is great. They really spent alot of time on it
Sat 14/12/02 at 20:43
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Blank wrote:
> Nå†ßu© wrote:
> Ah, it's just all the pictures I see now are of the 'blue a button'
> ones. Even SRs comp has a pic of that one.
>
> Yep, they've been using the wrong pictures for months and months. The
> controller that you mention was never released, even though it looks
> better.

Some people knicked those controllers from game shows though. One got sold on eBay, I think. Plus I think that the changes were for the better. Especially the changing of the B button. If they hadn't done that It would have been the same as X and Y, which might cause problems when looking at the screen.
Sat 14/12/02 at 20:38
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That description matches the one of the prototype gc controller before the buttens and shap had been decided,where did you get/see this controller?
Sat 14/12/02 at 15:08
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The Wavebird is the newest one really. Some 3rd part developers use the old jely bean shape for B still!

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