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Gamecube Wavebird Wireless Controller - Platinum


Gamecube Wavebird Wireless Controller - Platinum  
Price: $79.00
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Binding: Video Game
Brand: Nintendo
EAN: 0045496950538
Item Dimensions: 9.51007.5
Label: Nintendo of America
Manufacturer: Nintendo of America
Model: VANIN 045496950538
MPN: DOLABPL
Platform: GameCube
Publisher: Nintendo of America
Release Date: November 01, 2003
Studio: Nintendo of America

Features:
  • Control your favorite games from up to 20 feet away -- the RF transmitter send signals to a Receiver that plugs into your GameCube
  • Up to 16 different channels can be set -- set up as many as four wireless controllers, for massive multiplayer action
  • Works on 2 AA Batteries that provide up to 100 hours of gameplay for each controller (not included)
  • Color - Platinum

Accessories: Related Items: Featured Listmania! Editorial Review:
With the WaveBird Wireless Controller you can enjoy true freedom of movement -- no morewires to limit whereyou can sit or get tangled up in!

Customer Reviews
Average Rating:  out of 5 stars

Rating:  out of 5 stars - Review for Wavebird
Introduction
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I remember when these controllers came out. I was an employee at Best Buy at the time and got employee discount on it hence making the controller cost $20 instead of $30. This controller is probably one of the best (if not the best) wireless controllers out. In 2003 most of the wireless controllers were based on IR but with new breakthroughs in integrated circuits, Nintendo based this controller on a RF.

Pros
*****
- Shares all the ... Read More



Rating:  out of 5 stars - NO WIRES!
Awesome to have a wireless item that works great and a must have for any nintendo system!



Rating:  out of 5 stars - Wavebirds - the ONLY good wireless controller for Gamecube/Wii
The Good:
- Amazing range. No dropouts ever!
- 16 channels. Each is hard-coded so not dependent on auto-synchronization
- No problems with analog-controller drift
- OEM feel. Very solid, great construction.
- Batteries last a very, very long time.

The Bad:
- No rumble
- A little bulky (but balance is good so bulk isn't too bad)
- No extra features like turbo, macros etc.
- Pricey. (Come on Nintendo, start producing these again!!!)
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Rating:  out of 5 stars - Almost Necessary
The wavebird is a must-buy if you plan on playing your gamecube from more than a few feet away. I've gotten my wavebird to work as far as 30' away through a window, from my backyard into my living room. It's pretty efficient with batteries, and it actually weighs less than the wired controller (with batteries).

It's only major flaw is the lack of rumble, but for most games, you're not missing out on much. One of the smaller issues I've had has been if you are rough with the wavebird, sometimes ... Read More



Rating:  out of 5 stars - Remote Control
I bought this for my grandson and he loves it and plays with it all the time.


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