
The Gamecube generation ended many years ago, but the controller for this system is still a popular choice for many Nintendo enthusiasts when it comes to the titles selected. If you hope that in some way or pattern you will see support for this particular Gamepad on the Switch 2, you may be lucky.
New FCC submission of Nintendo He recently went live for the “game controller”. Attached prefix of the number of models is “bee” – coincides with switch 2. Another essence of information suggests that it will be a “wireless Bluetooth controller” and some basic images are attached.
This is where the part of the rumor begins – with Some detective work on the Famiboards Suggesting that one of the pictures (which shows the location of the sticker on the back of the controller) matches the back of the Gamecube controller, where the C-STick is located.
Obviously, this is the possibility that this submission of the 'Switch 2 Pro controller' request is because it does not seem to support the functionality of the NFC (which is seemingly set to return based on a separate submission of the application last week).
The fact that the “Wireless Bluetooth Controller” also led to the speculation that this controller could have a possible connection to the Switch Internet service because Nintendo had already reworked other Classic controllers in wireless models (including USB-C connection and charging cable). Waist ties are usually preferred to fight games like Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
Nintendo's current subscription service on Internet subscription includes Nes, Snes, N64, Sega Genesis and Game Boy Libraries. The inherited platforms like Gamecube were requested during the generation of switches, but the most we saw were Gamecube re-posting such as Super Mario Sunshine (as part of a limited collection), Metroid Prime Remastered, and more recently the Mario Paper: a thousand-year-old door.
Nintendo will share the complete discovery of the Switch 2 in a special direct broadcast in early April, which could include updates about Switch online. This latest rumor about Gamecube controller follows a few more updates last year.



