I love your suggestion of an asset filling system (if I understood it well) and it definitly goes with what we want for the future of Cubzh 😄 Animation is not a priority for the dev team right now as we are focus on avatar customization and the items gallery, It can be done through code but an animation editor is definitly in our plans. I'm also not a programmer so I know how it can be frustrating to through coding to place, rotate and scale items. A way to scale and place items easily into your World without going through lua code is also in the making, it will be called 'World editor'. However they are not our top priority at this time. Slopes can be coded, it would be hard to do for non-coders in this current version but a better way to do it will happen later. I think it's great that Nintendo is aware of the love that people feel for the GameCube controller and have chosen to support it.Thank you for your feedback! You have great suggestions, and most of them are planned in the future. Despite (or maybe because of) its uniqueness, it is a beloved controller.

The GameCube controller is a bit of an odd duck when it comes to controller design. You also have a veritable smorgasbord of color choices available to you!

If you have but one GameCube controller but you want to have enough to fill up that adapter, you can always head over to Amazon and pick up some more for only $12 each. All that being said, the GameCube controller will work just fine for tons of games. In addition, there is no home button which could also result in feeling a bit vexed.

Any game that is going to require you to hit the second left shoulder button may leave you a bit frustrated. First off, there are only three shoulder buttons. In fact, there are two very specific things you can't do with it. While the GameCube controller is an awesome little bit of hardware, it's important to note that are a few things that you won't be able to do with it.

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