Pro Features for Pro Performance
From its ergonomic shape, feel and placement of buttons to its colors and high-tech internal components, every part of the BattlerGC Pro has been thoughtfully engineered to amplify your skill and performance.
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Ergonomic Design
Dpad integrated switches
Hall effect analog sticks,
no drift!
L & R + Dual Z shoulder buttons
Custom built C-Stick and GC style stick
(no generic sticks here!)
USB-C charging port
Analog triggers with an integrated digital button
Dual-Wireless Technology:
Both 2.4GHz and Bluetooth
2 Programmable Back Buttons
Programming Button
had an issue with pairing and inputs on my battler pro controller. robert was helpful and walked me through troubleshooting to get it fixed. i’m happy to own and be using multiple controller from retro fighters !
I was looking for a quality controller that would last me a long time. Most 3rd party GCCs always felt cheap or off, but that isnt the case for this!
My main gripes with it were mostly personal, it likely won’t be an issue for other people due to how I hold the thing
When playing platform fighters, my finger was getting pinched by the trigger when I pressed down. I also accidentally pressed the back flipper pads quite often, but not a huge deal since I don’t have them assigned to anything. They’re nice to have in other games that don’t require alot of fast inputs.
Cstick was a little far away as well, but I also have really small hands, and it hasn’t been too much of an issue.
As a whole all the buttons feel really nice and the sticks were both great compared to my old GCC, which has alot of snapback at this point. Triggers feel reeeeally nice and responsive, and have a good click to them. In general I’d say it feels closest to a switch pro controller just with GC face layout & octo gate, which is awesome!
Even tho I dont use it for rivals anymore, it’s my go to controller for literally anything else right now, esp anything on my switch
I might do a touch of modding to it so I can add a little grip to the back, if I can fix the finger pinching i would greatly prefer it to my GCC for platform fighters. Or maybe I’ll just try to change up my grip haha.
Really quality controller, nice work folks!
Works perfectly and has very responsive joysticks!
This is an update. I have confirmed!!! That this controller does work with the PS3 system!!! But you must use Retro Fighters Wireless Defender USB dongle for it to connect. I thankful own several Wireless Defender controllers from Retrofighters so I was able to fully test this out and it does work nearly flawlessly with the PS3 console!!!! Not expected but yep it sure does!! An added extra bonus. And it works on all the PS3 games I have tried 26 games and counting so far. I have not tried out my entire PS3 collection but so far it’s working and working good with no lag or connection issues of any kind. I completely understand this is a Nintendo GameCube controller first and foremost (Nintendo switch and PC as well). But it’s nice to know it works for A Sony system as well. No worries I am a Nintendo GameCube/Nintendo switch lover first. But I do play other systems as well. And it’s good to know I now have a good Hall Effect wireless controller for the PS3 as well. Again you must use the USB dongle from Retrofighters Defender wireless controller (The one that it’s for PS1….PS2….PS3). And it will work!!. If someone can confirm this with me I would greatly appreciate it. If not still a very good controller. Great work Retrofighters!!!.
It does exactly what I wished for: a wireless replacement of NGC and Dolphin.
It’s a light pad but substantial: it does feel like the quality product that it is.
The sticks feel great and get close to the original pad’s precision. Both clicking analogue triggers are also a great improvement from the non-pro model, packing a good travel that is very satisfying to fully press.
I love it.
I have zero problems using it on an NGC, a Mac, or a PC when using a 2.4g dongle or in BT—it just works.
If you buy this for Dolphin emulation, just connect the GameCube adapter in the controller tap, and it will be identified as a real controller with wireless and analogue triggers, working as designed in games like Twin Snakes or Sunshine. No configurations are needed.
No other third-party wireless controller NGC focused gets this close and, for me, even replaces the Wavebird, which has aged gracefully but has, indeed, aged.
I’ll add that the customer support was nice enough to reply, providing me with a working tracking and refunding me the shipment since the package was a bit late.