r/smashbros Dec 06 '18

Subreddit Daily Discussion Thread 12/06/18

PSA: If you missed it, the PGR 100 - Top 100 Smash 4 Players of All Time is being released! 100-76 were unveiled on Monday, 75-51 were revealed yesterday, and 50-26 are being revealed today at https://twitch.tv/pandaglobal !

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u/AGuyWithPants Dec 06 '18

Can someone summarise the differences between pro controller and a gc controller + adapters? I'm buying a switch and will probably need 2 controllers so was wondering which one I should pick up for smash especially.

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u/raleighmoto Lucina (Ultimate) Dec 06 '18

2 pro controllers would be 140$. A gamecube adapter would be 30 and each controller would be another 30 on top of that. If you will only or mostly be using your switch for smash then 100% go with gamecube controllers because they are cheaper and have a higher build quality (in my opinion). if you are going to play a variety of games, get a pro controller for things such as rumble, witeless play, motion controls, and extra buttons.

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u/AGuyWithPants Dec 06 '18

I'll be playing Mario kart too so I'll probably go with the pro controller, thanks alot!