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That looks it was designed by a 5 year old.
Images of items I have purchased (except trainers [no feet pics])
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Haha very Fisher price isnt it? Probably up there for one of the most comfortable controllers though (from that era at least)
For a 5yr old maybe!
Wavebird Wireless controller for my Gamecube!
I was sad when my old one died. Can't find em brand new any more from when I last checked. Nintendo should do a revival of the Wavebird too like they're doing with all their older controllers!
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Yeah
I assume it can be used on switch with the port adapter they sell
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Wavebird Wireless controller for my Gamecube!
I feel like I saw this on reddit about 5 minutes ago
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Wavebird Wireless controller for my Gamecube!
I have one of these but left the battery in and it leaked and pretty much melted the PCB inside.
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Doh!
Wavebird Wireless controller for my Gamecube!
Without doubt my favourite controller of all time.
Still remember playing Wind Waker un-tethered and thinking I was in the year 2050.
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YES! I'm not alone, phew!
Forgot just how solid the battery life is too, probably helped by the removal of rumble
New Vacuum.
I read that as "Dyson Obsolete", thought thats brave marketing but no I just can't read
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Those get very highly reviewed, everywhere, Dyson have an incredible online team who seem to boost favourable reviews and adverts very well.
The only criticism anywhere seems to have is that it only comes with one battery.
The only criticism anywhere seems to have is that it only comes with one battery.
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The battery is still not user replaceable is it?
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Got myself a wireless adaptor for my control pad. Tried using it with bluetooth, but it just doesn't work with a lot of games. For some bizarre reason, it drop fps on AC: Odyssey down to about 1-2fps!!!
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Presumably it will be in about 10 mins when the V12 comes out.
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Got myself a wireless adaptor for my control pad. Tried using it with bluetooth, but it just doesn't work with a lot of games. For some bizarre reason, it drop fps on AC: Odyssey down to about 1-2fps!!!
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Windows-...426020?hash=item3411f2d3e4:g:dPgAAOSwgsFdZP3a
I got one of these a while ago and its worked flawlessly.
Got myself a wireless adaptor for my control pad. Tried using it with bluetooth, but it just doesn't work with a lot of games. For some bizarre reason, it drop fps on AC: Odyssey down to about 1-2fps!!!
It probably means your Bluetooth signal is crap. Before I got dedicated aerials (as my PC was acting like a Faraday cage keeping the low powered Bluetooth signals in) I had this issue constantly. Once I got proper antennas everything was just peachy from them on.