Nintendo GameCube Controller Authentic Jet Black OEM Original tested see pics
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Manufacturer description
The product is an authentic Jet Black OEM original Nintendo GameCube controller. It is designed for the Nintendo GameCube console and is compatible with up to 4 players. The controller features an analog stick for precise control and a start/pause button for added functionality. Made of plastic and wired for connectivity, this controller is a genuine Nintendo GameCube product. Perfect for gamers looking to enhance their gaming experience with an authentic and reliable controller. CRACKED Z BUTTON BUT OVERALL STILL WORKS SOLD AS IS
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Full Specifications
| oem | true |
|---|---|
| color | Jet Black |
| connection_type | wired |
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