ViRGE
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- Oct 9, 1999
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There are two reasons.Why would you use a gamecube controller? Pretty happy with my pro controller.
First and foremost, it's a wired controller, unlike the Wii U Pro Controller. For home use this doesn't make a difference, but for tournament play this matters a lot due to interference.
Second of all, it's the "classic" controller for Smash Bros, having been supported in the last two iterations of the game. So players have had 10 years to get accustomed to it. Plus its asymmetrical layout maps rather well to the game; all of the common controls are on the top row of the controller, the jump button is above the attack button, etc.