The GameCube Controller is a video game controller designed for use with the Nintendo GameCube, a home gaming console released in 2001. It features a unique design with a central analog stick, a D-pad, and several buttons, including A, B, X, Y, and shoulder triggers. The controller is known for its comfortable grip and ergonomic shape, making it popular among gamers. The GameCube Controller connects to the console via a proprietary port and is recognized for its durability and responsiveness. It has remained relevant over the years, especially with the release of the Nintendo Switch and its compatibility with certain games, allowing fans to enjoy classic titles with a familiar control scheme.