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Improve Your GameCube Controller With This New Wi-fi And Driftless Package From 8BitDo
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Bluetooth and Corridor Impact sticks!

Upgrade Your GameCube Controller With This New Kit From 8BitDo 1
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8BitDo’s newest mod equipment will allow GameCube followers to remodel their trusty wired pads into fancy wi-fi variations, full with Corridor Impact sticks and triggers.

For $26, the equipment upgrades your GameCube pad so it may be used with the 8BitDo GC Retro Receiver, providing you with a Bluetooth connection for wi-fi play.

As a result of it makes use of a Bluetooth connection, you will additionally have the ability to use the modified pad to play video games on Swap and Android.

It comes with a 300mAh battery which affords round six hours of use between prices. You cost it by way of the included USB-C port.

The 8BitDo Mod Package for Unique NGC Controller is anticipated to ship on September twenty fifth.

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Damien has been writing professionally about tech and video video games since 2007 and oversees all of Hookshot Media’s websites from an editorial perspective. He is additionally the editor of Time Extension, the community’s latest web site, which – paradoxically – is all about gaming’s previous glories.

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