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 As of version 4.0.0, the GameCube Controller Adapter originally developed for the [[Wii U]] can also be used for compatible games on the Nintendo Switch such as ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'', allowing the user to connect up to four [[Nintendo GameCube#Nintendo GameCube Controller|Nintendo GameCube Controller]]s. Like on the Wii U, there are two USB ports on the Switch dock into which the adapter is plugged.
-All games recognize the GameCube controllers as a wired Nintendo Switch Pro Controller without motion controls; with the exceptions of ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'' and the ''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]'' remaster in ''[[Super Mario 3D All-Stars]]'' (as of the update 1.1.0), both of which have a native GameCube controller support, the control stick ({{button|gcn|Stick}}), the {{button|gcn|C}} stick, and the {{button|gcn|Start}} and {{button|gcn|Z}} buttons are treated as {{button|switch|leftstick}} and {{button|switch|rightstick}} sticks, {{button|switch|plus}} and {{button|switch|ZR}} buttons, respectively, making the GameCube controllers have slightly limited controls compared to the Nintendo Switch Pro Controllers in some games due to the lack of {{button|switch|minus}} and {{button|switch|ZL}} buttons (as well as the button functionality of {{button|switch|leftstick}} and {{button|switch|rightstick}}, to a lesser extent); they also cannot pause the game and return to the home menu, take screenshots or use the amiibo functionality, due to the lack of {{button|switch|home}} and {{button|switch|capture}} buttons, and an NFC touchpoint, respectively.
+All games recognize the GameCube controllers as a wired Nintendo Switch Pro Controller without motion controls, with the exceptions of ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'' and the ''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]'' remaster in ''[[Super Mario 3D All-Stars]]'' (as of the version 1.1.0 update), both of which have native GameCube Controller support. The control stick ({{button|gcn|Stick}}), the {{button|gcn|C}} stick, and the {{button|gcn|Start}} and {{button|gcn|Z}} buttons are treated as the {{button|switch|leftstick}} and {{button|switch|rightstick}} sticks and the {{button|switch|plus}} and {{button|switch|ZR}} buttons, respectively, making the GameCube Controller have slightly limited controls compared to the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller in some games due to the lack of {{button|switch|minus}} and {{button|switch|ZL}} buttons (as well as the button functionality of {{button|switch|leftstick}} and {{button|switch|rightstick}}, to a lesser extent). The player also cannot return to the home menu, take screenshots, or use the amiibo functionality, due to the lack of {{button|switch|home}} and {{button|switch|capture}} buttons and an NFC touchpoint, respectively.
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