6 months warranty
In original packaging Recipient Original Nintendo controller
6 months warranty In original packaging Recipient Original Nintendo controller
Booklet very lightly damaged Front very slightly discoloured Receiver uncoloured
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| Why was the WaveBird controller released? The WaveBird controller was released in 2002 by Nintendo as an alternative to the standard wired GameCube controller. The main feature of the WaveBird controller is its wireless connectivity, allowing players to game without cables and have more freedom of movement while playing. How does the GameCube WaveBird work? The controller operates on a 2.4 GHz wireless signal, which was considered advanced technology at that time. It comes with a receiver that plugs into one of the controller ports on the GameCube console. The controller runs on two AA batteries, providing long-lasting use before needing replacement. Why isn't my GameCube WaveBird working? The GameCube controller and the receiver have a dial that needs to be set to the same channel. If they are not on the same channel, the controller will not work. Also, make sure the power button is in the correct position. A small light will illuminate when the controller is on. | ||
