So for whatever reason, a staggering number of Nintendo fans have latched onto the controller. In fairness, the company has yet to make N64 controllers or NES controllers compatible with the Switch. It goes to show the amount of influence the controller has had in terms of the history of Nintendo and its production of gaming hardware.
for Wii Ureleased, and GameCube controllers now adapted for Nintendo Switch, the amount of longevity the controller has had across console generations is astounding. Considering the Wii's backwards compatibility with GameCube games and controllers, the outcry of fans who asked to have GameCube controllers compatible with the Wii U when Super Smash Bros.
It's amazing how much mileage the GameCube controller has had in terms of its presence on other consoles. Considering that the game originally released on the GameCube, the fact that players can use GameCube controllers adapted for the Switch to play Sunshine is quite the nostalgia trip for some or even exciting for those who never played the game on the console it initially released on. Nintendo has just released an update for Super Mario 3D All-Stars that allows players to play Super Mario Sunshineusing a GameCube controller. RELATED: Super Mario 3D All-Stars Breaks Digital Switch Sales Record However, now it seems players will be able to experience Super Mario Sunshine how it was originally intended. Originally released on the GameCube back in 2002, Sunshine brought a lot of new concepts to the table, introducing new characters and enemies that would grow to become mainstay members of the series, such as Bowser Jr. One of the games that comes included in the All-Stars collection is Super Mario Sunshine. Now Nintendo is giving older fans an opportunity to use a throwback controller as a means of experiencing one game in particular that's included in Super Mario 3D All-Stars. It's been nearly two months since the release of Super Mario 3D All-Stars, and since that time, the game has allowed fans both new and old to experience the magic of the early 3D Mario games.