Editing GameCube (section)

==Official Nintendo accessories==
===Controllers and removable storage===
* Controller (Standard colours include Purple, Black, Orange, Silver or Purple and clear. There are also many limited edition controllers available such as a split Silver and Red, with the Mario "M" logo replacing the regular GameCube logo seen on standard controllers.)
** GameCube controllers consist of a rumble motor, two analog sticks (one labeled as c-stick), a [[D-Pad]], L/R analog trigger buttons (each with a digital click), a digital trigger button (z button, located above the R-Trigger), and 4 face buttons. The face buttons are distinctively shaped so that players can rely on feeling the shape of the button instead of memorizing button locations.
** In 2003, Nintendo released the [[Wavebird]] ([[Radio frequency|RF]] wireless controller), a variation of the Gamecube Controller that uses RF for wireless play. Using two AA batteries, the Wavebird can last up to 80 hours of use on one set of batteries.
* Memory Card (59, 251 or 1019 blocks. A maximum of 127 files can be stored on a memory card)
* GameCube Game Boy Advance Cable (for games that support connectivity between the GameCube and the [[Game Boy Advance]])
* Modem or Broadband adapter (for internet or [[LAN]] play)
* [[Game Boy Player]] (to play [[Game Boy]] games on the television, using either a GameCube controller or a connected Game Boy Advance)
* [[Component video]] cable (for progressive scan ([[480p]]) support) which requires a GameCube with Digital Video Output. Less than one percent of GameCube owners used 480p, therefore the digital output was eventually removed from the design to reduce the system's manufacturing costs. See System Specifications above and [http://www.nintendo.com/consumer/systems/nintendogamecube/component_faq.jsp Official Information].)
* [[DK Bongo|Bongos]] (known in Japan as ''tarukonga'')for use with the music games [[Donkey Konga]], [[Donkey Konga 2]] and [[Donkey Konga 3]], and the Donkey Kong platform title ''[[Donkey Kong Jungle Beat]]''.
* [[Gamecube Microphone|Microphone]], which plugs into memory card slot, for use with [[Mario Party 6]], [[Mario Party 7]] and [[Yoot Saito's Odama]].
* [[Mario Dance Pad]], for use with a Nintendo version of [[Dance Dance Revolution]], called [[Dance Dance Revolution with Mario]].