Cost and exclusivity . Then, there's the price tag: You'll need to spend $64.99 if you want a GameCube controller for your Switch 2. That's not a terrible price as far as console controllers go ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 GameCube Controller is a great-feeling recreation of a classic gamepad, furnished with some extra ...

The Nintendo Classics GameCube controller is the best iteration of a classic pad but, unfortunately, not without caveats.

This modernized GameCube-inspired wireless controller also has trigger locks, Hall Effect sticks, and compatibility with Switch 2, Switch, PC, and mobile.

Keep in mind, we have yet to hear any information about a Switch 2 update for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, a game for which many people prefer to use the GameCube controller over Joy-Cons.The game ...

Looking almost identical to the classic GameCube controller, the Switch 2 version will have extra functionality--such as wireless connectivity, and the Switch 2's brand new C button for live chat.

The GameCube's controller remains a titan, which is why so many have “borrowed” from its design. But now things are afoot that signal Nintendo could be about to resurrect this gaming gem.

As noticed by Nintendo Everything, the UK trailer upload implies that this new controller will only work with the GameCube app. That would be a pretty big change from Nintendo’s other retro ...

Even if the supposed new GameCube controllers aren't intended for a new Switch Online library, then perhaps they're in production for the Switch 2.

While a GameCube controller is going to be the most authentic way to play GameCube games on Switch 2, you won't be left out if you can't snag one.

The Switch 2 GameCube controller is a tempting purchase for anyone who grew up with Nintendo's cubic console. However, it isn't likely worth the price for many.