#yccteam

My YCCTEAM's Wireless Switch Pro Controller - Part 16/Final (Career Mode racing in Asphalt 9: Legends)

What's up guys? Welcome back to be at another YCCTEAM Controller topic review share, but guess what? This will be the final video post that I've been waiting for a long time or in case a year half and months since the beginning of revealing my controller back in 🎃October 3rd, 2020. Even though it needed takes time to make sure to correct in details such as doing comparison from my other controllers, testing its buttons, battery charging to battery life results, and pretty much else I've been gone through in months. However, there is one more topic review post that I'm bringing to an end as of my decision; especially when if I'll be doing other topic reviews to my new items soon.

For today's post though, I decided to merge two videos as originally gotten both recordings from last week I've been saving. It's something that I should've done from my past video postings while I'm in YCCTEAM Controller topic reviews, but nevertheless it was alright when I'm getting used to. Anyways, I'm back to try out my final testing as you expected while I'm at Asphalt 9: Legends again. This time I'll turn up the notch by doing real racing with other opponents in career mode and both of the control settings to use after from doing tutorial last month.

Here it is as I'm in track based on San Franciso; the same place I've already cleared its first challenge back in January 18th, 2020. Link Here

I also did the second challenge during part 3 of my Asphalt 9: Legend’s career progress to remember. Link Here #2

However for this topic review post to share, I wanted to go back its first challenge to race through like I did in last year, but showing off my YCCTEAM Controller again and using the same car of Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution; as I previously used on few challenges or just one during my career progress from last year. I'm giving some upgrades along the way, but hoping I can show it during my contining Asphalt 9: Legend's progress soon. Let's get into it as It'll be the final topic review post for my controller.

During two of my recording videos being merged, I'm using my controller to show as I'm racing through San Francisco track against other racers like I previously did in January 2020....two times to be exact when I used both different control settings from manual to gyro like last time when I'm showing off during tutorial mode last month.

It's gonna be different to see which settings I can used for my career mode in progress; despite being obvious it had to be manual settings with pressing buttons for acceleration, brake, and nitro boost. I'm just making this as I'll go along when using both settings once again. I'll even bring the results after crossing the finish line for the races end and how much did I do in time. If I can remember my first one back in Janaury 2020 was 00:43.366 or 43 minutes and 366 seconds while during its first challenge I gotten. Here's my last year's screenshot in high quality to get a better look.

Just wondering how it can compared to my other two racing results during this recording. Well I'll tell ya this is gonna be interesting and hoping to my closest friends to see as well.

On first half until 1:22, I'm doing my first racing through San Franciso track in title "City Dash" where I needed to reach the goal from other opponents they'll trying to catch on me. I did good while using my YCCTEAM Controller in manual setting with the steering analog stick and some tricks like jumping on ramps. However, I was bumping into things while I'm trying to press the left button for brake and drifts, but other times was performing the 360 move at opponents for no strange reason that I'm trying to get knockdowns. ^^* (at least I did have one knockdown on first half, though) Anyways while continuing my race, I made it to a finish line at the end from doing turns, jumping into ramps like two times, and some bumping into walls that I'm trying my best to dodge those. So my racing time results was unexpected since January 2020 is the very first one I've gotten while I'm in manual. Instead, my new racing time results change to 00:44.647 or 44 minutes and 647 seconds while I'm in manual settings a second time as before. I was so close that it should've been much lesser than that if I could make some room in obstacle or something. Nevertheless, it was of really was while doing my YCCTEAM Controller post to share, but at least it was a good first half.

As for the second half though, I'm switched up to gyro control when using my controller to move left and right. During another racing track through San Francisco, I've gotten into somewhat good start as well when using my controller to move my car and the buttons for acceleration, brake/drift, etc while reaching the racing goal again. That being said however as I'm still working on some "errors" while having to race against opponents. Mostly though was while perform my ramp jump, I've almost getting crash into the wall just before landing on the road by luck. It happens at 02:14 to 02:18, but man that it was still lucky or otherwise would've been ruin if I'll start all over again. I tried to steer to get away from and some others that I've keep bump into to get knockdowns at opponents. Nevertheless, it was not bad second half to make while moving my controller in gyro settings; just wanted to work on its sensitivity of adjust along the way. How's my racing time results during it though was really unexpected is 00:43.334 or 43 minutes and 334 seconds to compared on others. (January. 18th, 2020's and September. 8th, 2021's in two recordings merged) Let's just say in other words, the gyro setting I did during second half takes the top spot here by surprise. Maybe because I putting nitro boost for its speed just to catch up at opponents before reaching the finish line? Or simply put on fate to see how do well in gyro settings I've been practicing; like last time when you've see me during my past topic review post while I'm in tutorial mode. Either way, it was pretty not bad to know how I managed to get there during second half recording I gotten; after checking the racing time results changes to 43 minutes and 334 seconds.

My thoughts and a final conclusion for this topic

Just like from last month when using my YCCTEAM Controller for tutorial test, I did really well for this one when I'm in career mode racing through San Francisco. After doing two settings both manual and gyro motion was another review test to see how which would I prefer to use when I can continuing on my career mode in progress and another for hoping there's normal race mode to unlock. I had missteps along the way; including the one during second half where I was almost crashed into the building's wall until I safely landed. Nevertheless, they're both alright when I'm taking my time off to see what racing results I have in both. Unexpected for gyro motion controls having to recognized that it compared from what I did in Janaury 18th, 2020 when clearing its first challenge at 43 minutes and 366 seconds. However for manual settings like I did before that was so close to match; as it underperformed at 44 minutes and 647 seconds. Thought I could handing well like last time if needed, but guessing I've miss calculating a little. So that's means gyro motion setting won? Doesn't matter though as they're both good tests while using my YCCTEAM Controller to show; just like last month when I'm cleared through tutorial mode. However, I'll be closing this topic review to an end after long time of giving details, comparison to other of my controllers, batteries, and more I gone through so far.

🐰🖌Maxwell: Yeah. We've been waiting for after year and the half when he did his best of reviewing this alternative controller to work on his Nintendo Switch system. If I could remember, there are good ones to choose from other past posts; like when he did on Super Smash Bros match with Mario against Banjo & Kazooie.

🐰👊💥May: There's more than that, Maxwell. Like doing his button test it works alright; especially knowing fits well then previously use his Joy-Cons when it had the R button stop working and of course drifting. Hoping it won't effect his YCCTEAM Controller anytime soon.

🦊⚽️Sam: You said it. At least rest assured when it comes to making his topic review, the YCCTEAM Controller had a good run with its battery life, the design to make as a similar Switch Pro Controller, and impressive feedback or response when playing those games in manual or gyro motion setting in Asphalt 9: Legends for example.

Thanks, Sam. I think I can give this a positive thumbs up 👍🏼 for how I using my YCCTEAM Controller to my Nintendo Switch system. Except some minor cons like when turning the rumble features on to my controller that it keep on rumbling through Super Mario Odyessy's cutscenes.

🐰🖌Maxwell: Or another one when you trying to turn on your Nintendo Switch system with your pro controller's home button, but doesn't work it right unlike your used Joy-Cons for some reason.

Yeah, that too. I'm fine to turn on my Switch system manually anyways, but would like that if the developers ever updated my controller so it can be easy to press the home button to activate my system just as easily. Someday, but not today I guess. Anyways, hope you guys and my closest friends to check out my lastest YCCTEAM Controller topic review to share and to my final conclusion after giving my thoughts about from year and half ago. I'm hoping to take it rest and continuing on other stuff like I'm promised to bring my own Super Mario 3D All-Star progress to share for example. I had too much things to get through that I nearly forgotten. Sorry if it happens. 😔

There's one more thing, though. If you finded interests about getting the YCCTEAM Controller like I have, then maybe you can check out at other online stores such as Amazon.com. it cost $25.99 or $26.00 in price which it can affordable if you called that in different way. I even check through search to see its there and it was still available as I link to this one. Link Here

Not sure if it'll work on other countries, but I would like to see when my P-Pal managed to get those in other online stores he could find, but just saying. 😅

Previous Posts for my YCCTEAM’s Pro Controller Topic:

Wireless Switch Pro Controller for Nintendo Switch/Switch Lite (Part 1) - Link Here #1

My YCCTEAM’s Wireless Switch Pro Controller for Nintendo Switch/Switch Lite Unboxing (Part 2) - Link Here #2

My YCCTEAM’s Wireless Switch Pro Controller for Nintendo Switch/Switch Lite Comparison with my Xbox One (Part 3) - Link Here #3

My YCCTEAM’s Wireless Switch Pro Controller for Nintendo Switch/Switch Lite Comparison with my Nintendo Switch’s Joy-Cons (Part 4) - Link Here #4

Testing Buttons (Part 5) - Link Here #5

Rumble Feature Testing (Part 6) - Link Here #6

Battery Charging Test (Part 7) - Link Here #7

Playtime Battery Life Results (Part 8) - Link Here #8

Gyro and Motion Controls 1st Half (Part 9) - Link Here #9

Gyro and Motion Controls 2nd Half (Part 9.5) - Link Here #10

Playtime through Super Mario 3D All-Stars game in Super Mario 64 #1 - Link Here #11

Playtime through Super Mario 3D All-Stars game in Super Mario 64 #2 - Link Here #12

Playtime through Super Smash Bros Ultimate #1 - Link Here #13

Playtime through Super Smash Bros Ultimate #2 - Link Here #14

(Me and my mains responds after my P-Pal and his Speedster Friends checked through the lastest YCCTEAM Controller topic review I've saved for last)

Me: Thanks for giving our thoughts about I worked hard with this latest YCCTEAM Controller post I've been saved; especially did well on Asphalt 9 Legends's career mode track based on San Francisco just cleared up. Just saying though it had some missteps like bumping into stuff or getting almost crash by the building during second test while I'm in gyro control settings. Nevertheless, there pretty good to deserve as my latest YCCTEAM Controller post of altogether; both manual and gyro control. However, I would apologies about taking my track record time of saying 43 minutes and 334 seconds while it's not actually that.....my bad. ^^*

🐰🖌Maxwell: You would've consider making your time just right if you'll been practicing your math skills or something. That's okay though when you gonna use it the next time when you're in the next race; no problem.

🐰👊💥May: Mhm. Anyways, thanks again for giving your thoughts when our A-Friend here gotten good racing skills while using his controller that it won't be disappointing to get one.

My YCCTEAM’s Wireless Switch Pro Controller - Part 14 (Tutorial through Asphalt 9: Legends #1)

What’s up, guys? It’s been two weeks of August 2021 with being of showing my two related “Jellystone!” art posts through DeviantArt, checking my P-Pal’s latest items of his USB Silicon Dust Cover Caps, and strangely haven’t get into Zoom Meetings like from Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays for this month when I’m trying to check on email. I’m hoping that it’ll be coming soon if I’ll keep it up through my tablet, but at least now I can take time to deliver my next YCCTEAM Controller update after last time was back in July. 19th, 2021 where I already cleared another Super Smash Bros Ultimate video.

For my next one and as a promise to my P-Pal @murumokirby360 and his Speedster OCs to show as I try my best to describe things, here I‘m doing on Asphalt 9: Legends for my Nintendo Switch system. It’s been long time ago when I share my last related post back in June. 21st, 2020 as my past current progress of this racing game how far I go. Here’s the link about my lastest gaming progress that I’ve been share last year. Link Here

I’m hoping I can show to you guys more of my other past progress that I’ve been saving, but right now during this recording video is where I showing off while checking on my pro switch controller. For today’s topic part, I getting into Asphalt 9: Legends tutorial driving test like I already been through it after download this game back in last year. I got this recording video during this week in the morning, but also another one while it had gyro control settings I put up. Yes, it had gyro controlling setting as expected and I’ll be showing off on another post. For now, here’s my first one while using my pro switch controller in buttons or manual control. Before I can explained though, I wanted to make some changes while going in settings mode. I got this Nintendo Switch screenshots about I already turn off the auto-acceleration through the Control settings. Thought it’ll be much acceptable when trying on buttons to start one of my cars instead of just let it auto drive through races. Same goes with the second one while doing in gyro control mode; in which I can still save it for another topic post sooner this month.

Also, I think I’ll can leave the steering sensitivity 50% just fine; as much I was curious to know what numbers if it works when trying to steer things with cars in races. Still, I can leave it out just fine. Now let’s get into this YCCTEAM Controller topic review while playing in Asphalt 9: Legends; while in tutorial mode.

I started this video while using my controller to race this track on which based on Rome; while the car I been using for tutorial was kinda like the Ferrari sport car with it had good speed. Someday I can take a look at it either purchasing or doing in career mode. Anyways, I getting into my racing training like I already know from showing on screen was instructions of sorts. However despite it displayed with the Joy-Cons Controller to use, my YCCTEAM Controller while using instead was the same thing. I even explain to point finger my controller’s buttons to show meanwhile the display on screen: the ZR Button to acceleration the car in speed, the ZL Button to hold while using the left analog stick to steer drifts on road, and pressing the Y Button to activate nitro speed boost + shockwave when the nitro bar was full.

After following this and racing this track on Rome, it was an alright tutorial test with some little missteps of bumping into things or trying to get into the ramp. Still not bad result when clearing this tutorial, but I’ll be bringing the second one with gyro control setting on. As for using my YCCTEAM Controller though, I think its safe to say was impressive as it expected. The ZR Button for acceleration is something that I can get used to; even there’s the auto-acceleration setting that I could turn on sometimes. That being said, I’m fine with using the ZR Button like when playing in Forza Horizon games with my Xbox One controller. Meanwhile using the ZL Button and analog stick on the left to brake and drifts was good as well, but sometimes I just needed right timing when making sharp turns while doing racing in career mode or in quick races. Also using the Y Button for nitro boosting was simply enough; however needed to be careful if I won’t get into bumping into things by accident. ^^*

My thoughts:

Using my YCCTEAM Controller through Asphalt 9: Legend’s tutorial mode was a thumbs up experience. It’ll be my first one when I can use manually with the buttons and analog stick during Career Mode to continue. I had little bit missteps of bumping into things, but it’s nothing while clearing my tutorial test. 👍

Hope you guys can take a look at it and give me likes and reblogs for my latest YCCTEAM Controller topic post to show in Asphalt 9: Legends. There’s gonna be a second one coming while using it in gyro control settings sooner this month.

Previous Posts for my YCCTEAM’s Pro Controller Topic:

Wireless Switch Pro Controller for Nintendo Switch/Switch Lite (Part 1) - Link Here #1

My YCCTEAM’s Wireless Switch Pro Controller for Nintendo Switch/Switch Lite Unboxing (Part 2) - Link Here #2

My YCCTEAM’s Wireless Switch Pro Controller for Nintendo Switch/Switch Lite Comparison with my Xbox One (Part 3) - Link Here #3

My YCCTEAM’s Wireless Switch Pro Controller for Nintendo Switch/Switch Lite Comparison with my Nintendo Switch’s Joy-Cons (Part 4) - Link Here #4

Testing Buttons (Part 5) - Link Here #5

Rumble Feature Testing (Part 6) - Link Here #6

Battery Charging Test (Part 7) - Link Here #7

Playtime Battery Life Results (Part 8) - Link Here #8

Gyro and Motion Controls 1st Half (Part 9) -Link Here #9

Gyro and Motion Controls 2nd Half (Part 9.5) -Link Here #10

Playtime through Super Mario 3D All-Stars game in Super Mario 64 #1 - Link Here #11

Playtime through Super Mario 3D All-Stars game in Super Mario 64 #2 - Link Here #12

Playtime through Super Smash Bros Ultimate #1 - Link Here #13

My YCCTEAM’s Wireless Switch Pro Controller- Part 15 (Tutorial through Asphalt 9: Legends #2)

I’m back for another YCCTEAM Controller topic post to deliver; though during the last week of August 2021 before next month September that I’ll be doing plans. And could be little problematic while we’re almost in few days left so I’m just go ahead to bring this video recording that I saved from August 17th. Just like from my first Asphalt 9: Legends recording as of my lastest YCCTEAM Controller test, Link Here Now It’ll be a second test that I’ve been going over, but in gyro control settings like lifting your controller up and steering the car instead. It’s been a while after my last gyro controlling test included through part 9.5 while playing through 👻Luigi’s Mansion 3 game months ago. Link Here #2

It was something that I could hope for when I have some games does have gyro and motion control support such as Super Mario Odyssey and the other one I already mention. Looks like now I’ll be doing it again while doing a second driving test in Asphalt 9:Legends’ tutorial mode; in which you probably seen this video recording that I already have. ^^*

Unlike from what I have during my first one, here you can see that I’m picking up my controller to steering cars at the wheel while I’m in gyro control setting. However, I’m still be using some buttons for acceleration, brakes as of steering drifts, and to activate nitro speed boost. Can’t do it without them while during this second tutorial test, huh? Anyways, let’s get into it before we’re almost going into next month of September 2021.

As the video beginning, I may have some missteps a little with the steering when I’m turning my controller on left and accidentally bump into a wall to almost crash against it. It wasn’t my first time when did that as I’m trying to perfect my second driving test with some other videos I got it recorded. However, some of them with my missteps were so close to be perfect. You see, I had trouble doing my gyro control steering sometimes; even if I was being careful not to get bumps while driving through my next tutorial. Despite many times I’ve went, I managed to get this one during 11:30 to 11:39 A.M. It was close enough while it wasn’t perfect, but still close enough as I expected. Anyways onto my tutorial in progress; just like I did my first one, it too was a good one as well. Though different and sometimes getting used to of steering through obstacles, I finding alright while using some buttons to start this car to compared of what I have in manual settings. That being said, I'm more into using my analog sticks or manual settings to keep it going through races in career mode or quick races. Though, I'm not giving up on gyro control settings as it did give me a thumbs up during this tutorial test in recording; despite I needed time on get used to steering with my controller from left to right.

My thoughts:

It's a second time while I'm in the tutorial test through Asphalt 9: Legends, but using the gyro control settings as I picked my controller up was a good result I'll getting. Despite some missteps from the beginning and while during my driving progress, there's something I can have very well in terms of choosing the next time I'll be in next racing course. Not all the time, but it's alright if using it during my break time of practices.

Well that should taking care of, but stay tuned for next month as I'll bringing more of my Asphalt 9: Legends racing videos when doing some real races against opponents. Hopefully that means I can have it as my final parts through my YCCTEAM Controller topic review to finished and I can't wait any longer; though apologies that I've been saving recorded videos from past days until I decided to post them on later dates longer. I was little bit guilty of it, but that's happens to all people, right? Hope you'll guys can enjoy this and I'm promised for next month I'll be bringing more until it'll be the last ones soon. Anyways, see ya! 🙂👍🏼

Previous Posts for my YCCTEAM’s Pro Controller Topic:

Wireless Switch Pro Controller for Nintendo Switch/Switch Lite (Part 1) - Link Here #1

My YCCTEAM’s Wireless Switch Pro Controller for Nintendo Switch/Switch Lite Unboxing (Part 2) - Link Here #2

My YCCTEAM’s Wireless Switch Pro Controller for Nintendo Switch/Switch Lite Comparison with my Xbox One (Part 3) - Link Here #3

My YCCTEAM’s Wireless Switch Pro Controller for Nintendo Switch/Switch Lite Comparison with my Nintendo Switch’s Joy-Cons (Part 4) - Link Here #4

Testing Buttons (Part 5) - Link Here #5

Rumble Feature Testing (Part 6) - Link Here #6

Battery Charging Test (Part 7) - Link Here #7

Playtime Battery Life Results (Part 8) - Link Here #8

Gyro and Motion Controls 1st Half (Part 9) -Link Here #9

Gyro and Motion Controls 2nd Half (Part 9.5) -Link Here #10

Playtime through Super Mario 3D All-Stars game in Super Mario 64 #1 - Link Here #11

Playtime through Super Mario 3D All-Stars game in Super Mario 64 #2 - Link Here #12

Playtime through Super Smash Bros Ultimate #1 - Link Here #13

Playtime through Super Smash Bros Ultimate #2 - Link Here #14

My YCCTEAM'S Wireless Switch Pro Controller - Part 10 (Playtime through Super Mario 3D All-Stars game in Super Mario 64 #1)

Hi guys! Miss me of doing my continue YCCTEAM Controller topic reviewing? After using my controller of testing its buttons, batteries results, and doing gyro/motion controls in check, I decided to bring this for my YCCTEAM Controller topic to finished and give the results for how good was my controller is....almost. For my next one that I said from my April 22nd post, I've recording a video of using my controller during playtime with one of my games I choose. This video I did was back in April 18th; before 5 days later til showing my controller's gyro and motion through 👻Luigi's Mansion 3. Link Here

However though, I actually did 3 or 4 recording clips during the same day and I wanted to merge all 4 to make one video during this month of May 2021; instead of doing one at the time in clips. I can thank for my PicsArt app on my iPad Mini 2 to help me doing video edits and it really works! *thumbs up*

Those screenshots I took back in May 20th, by the way. ⬆️

However, it seems that I can't remove its tradmark on the right side bottom of the recording video. I'm sorry if I'll just leave it like that cause I don't have some money into my Apple account to purchased the PicsArts membership to help me remove its tradmark. At least knowing its small enough to not bother during this video of me playing games with my YCCTEAM Controller I've recorded. Nevertheless, let's get into my next topic part about using my pro switch controller through playtime I've been saving since April 18th. What better ways to show me playing with my controller with a game that I got from last year of Decemeber 2020 as my late Christmas gift: 🌟Super Mario 3D All-Stars! I've waiting for months to ever get started of my new progress through one of three gaming collection at first look. Just hoping that my buddy 🐰🖌Maxwell and his siblings will be ready to bring their reactions; mostly with Maxwell cause he's a big Mario fan and he'll be looking forward of me having fun with this game's progress I'll be bringing soon. Enough talking, let's-a-go for my latest topic part for today!

By the way, the original video's file size number was much larger so I use other video converter sites to turn down the file size smaller; that way I can uploaded through my tumblr blog just as easy.

0:00 to 0:37

Since now this recording video was actually the merge one with different shots I edited by using my PicsArt app, I'll begin saying the first one I did with my pro switch controller is doing Mario's moves through Super Mario 64. You know from my childhood that I happened to play the original Super Mario 64 since childhood. I remember when using my old N64 controller to play as Mario; jumping, running, and walking was a alright experience to begin my journey exercise to rescue Princess Peach from Bowser. Now years later that I got the 3D All-Stars collection version, I'm using my YCCTEAM Controller to get into Super Mario 64 once again. I still got it remember for the controls after learning from my original N64 game years ago, so here I am doing this to test my modern controller at hands. It looks good for starters when I use the left analog stick to move Mario and pressing the A button to perform jumping. I even do altogether while running and pressing the A button to perform a triple jump move.

0:37 to 0:53

Onto the next clip that I edited was pressing the Y button to perform his punching attack; like if I would be using it more often then doing jumping on enemies. At least knowing I've using it for the first boss battle which I'll get to that on my next video next month, by the way. I did five or more times of him throwing punches and the respond works fine. *thumbs up*

0:53 to 1:05

I quickly get into another part by performing Mario's ground pound move attack. I pressed the A button and ZR button while mid air. Just like my previous ones that it can do well when you gonna use for enemies/bosses and doing switching puzzles.

1:06 to 1:52

Finally now we're getting into the last part I've gotten of doing more of Mario's moveset I recorded. First was the jump kick attack after pressing the jump button then pressing X or Y button to kick in midair. Not bad, but barely if using it during my journey to rescue Princess Peach from Bowser sometimes. After that, I'm now doing the running long jump by moving the left analog stick to make Mario run faster a bit. Meanwhile pressing the Y button at the exact time can perform his long jump that I can feel the vibration on my YCCTEAM Controller; which is unexpected to say at least. I should've turned off the controller's vibration off during my recording, though....Just in case if It'll be little annoying when trying to have my gameplay through Super Mario game. Just saying, though. Anyways, I'm doing one more thing before ending this video and give some results about using my YCCTEAM Controller during playtime at first try. This is for the camera adjustment part as I use the right analog stick to move the camera; which Lakitu holding. It's little bit slow though when I'm trying to move the right analog stick quickly, but it was okay when using it for looking things; except looking into Mario's face cause reasons.

Looks like that's all I can bring you in this recording video of how far using my YCCTEAM Controller for Super Mario 64. Just wishing I could bring more of Mario's moves I haven't gone through it yet; such as crouching and doing backwards jumping. I did happened to perform those while not recording, but let's just say they're works fine as well; even could be useful during this game's progress. 🙂👍🏼

My Thoughts:

To my latest topic post for my YCCTEAM Controller review, it was a good start of using it during my playtime with Super Mario 3D All-Stars game and to the controlling respond as well. Testing with Mario's moves of jumping, ground pound attack, and so on was like taking me back when I'm playing with my original N64 controller, except differently since the N64 Controller had one analog stick in the middle bottom in weird design choice honestly. Nevertheless, it was still a good start.

Now if you we're thinking this will be my last topic review post for my YCCTEAM Controller, but I have other recording videos that I'll love to share for next month. So yeah, I'm still continuing this topic til I decided to finished. That being said, I did have good fun testing my controller; especially using through my first gaming progress of Super Mario 3D All-Stars that I promised to share for my upcoming posts soon.

Let's see how my mains reaction after showing my latest topic post for my YCCTEAM Controller.

🐰🖌Maxwell: It was the amazing thing I ever saw! At least during the begin though. ^^* While I give you applause for trying out Super Mario 64 on Switch in this recording, I'll can also give you a thumbs up about this latest topic post for using your YCCTEAM Controller in new test through playtime a bit. 😉👍🏼With this, I'm sure it can work well for your other games like 👻Luigi's Mansion 3 and 👊Super Smash Bros Ultimate. Though you already have.

🐰👊💥May: Indeed. Still our A-Pal will bringing more video recordings for another day soon. So his YCCTEAM Controller topic will continue, but hoping not to long eventually.

🦊⚽️Sam: Yeah. Besides, we like to see if he'll continue his gaming progress through Super Mario 3D All-Stars to share on his posts soon. That and he'll be doing his next items through upcoming topic reviews.

🐰🖌Maxwell and 🐰👊💥May: Huh?

You heard me right, guys. After I'll be done with my YCCTEAM Controller topic soon, I'll get into the next one for my other items that my family give me through stores or brought me online just in case we're still staying in houses til the pandemic can be over. It happens from months ago, by the way.

🐰🖌Maxwell: Guess you'll be doing your busyness through your upcoming topics, huh? Well at least hoping you'll have plenty of time to take it easy and organize your writing. For now though, you'll should keep going on your YCCTEAM Controller topic to continue; we can wait.

Thanks, Maxwell. Also hoping I'll remember when I can sharing one on my Super Mario 3D All-Stars gaming progress in screenshot pics to my Tumblr blog soon; by any chances I'll get. That's all for now. Hope you'll guys will giving a like to my lastest YCCTEAM Controller topic review post. See ya! 🙂👋

Pervious Posts for my YCCTEAM’s Pro Controller Topic:

Wireless Switch Pro Controller for Nintendo Switch/Switch Lite (Part 1) - Link Here #1

My YCCTEAM’s Wireless Switch Pro Controller for Nintendo Switch/Switch Lite Unboxing (Part 2) - Link Here #2

My YCCTEAM’s Wireless Switch Pro Controller for Nintendo Switch/Switch Lite Comparison with my Xbox One (Part 3) - Link Here #3

My YCCTEAM’s Wireless Switch Pro Controller for Nintendo Switch/Switch Lite Comparison with my Nintendo Switch’s Joy-Cons (Part 4) - Link Here #4

Testing Buttons (Part 5) - Link Here #5

Rumble Feature Testing (Part 6) - Link Here #6

Battery Charging Test (Part 7) - Link Here #7

Playtime Battery Life Results (Part 8) - Link Here #8

Gyro and Motion Controls 1st Half (Part 9) - Link Here #9

My YCCTEAM's Wireless Switch Switch Pro Controller - Part 9.5 (Gyro and Motion Controls) (w/ Luigi's Mansion 3)

What's up, followers, friends, and Nintendo fans? It's been last month of March 2021 where I bring my past topic part for my YCCTEAM Controller back in the 30th day; just to trying out testing the gyro and motion control setting through Super Mario Odyssey. However, I promised that I'll be bringing the second half of testing the gyro and motion control setting again and here it is for using through my 👻Luigi's Mansion 3 game. (Although mostly with gyro control cause I've checked the game's details) I'm gladly saving this recorded video since March 26th like the same day after finished up my first test.

Much like from the first one though, I did the same thing trying to upload this video by dowsize its file smaller; of what the original iPad recorded video's file size was "100 MB" or more. Anyways, time to bring you my second half test of the YCCTEAM Controller's gyro and motion control setting. (Again mostly the gyro control part, sorry....)

By the way, I'm also like to announce that I've recorded other videos of using my YCCTEAM Controller during playtime for one of my games. Hoping I can save them as my conclusion to finished this topic soon, but just taking time. Sorry if I've said to confused I'm bringing my next YCCTEAM topic of me doing Super Mario 3D All-Stars today, though. ^^*

So for the next video of testing my YCCTEAM Controller again, I boosted up Luigi's Mansion 3 as you can see I'm at the elevator part. I haven't been talk about my progress since I got this game from last year, even I would like to do so more often or not. Nevertheless, my gaming progress through Luigi's Manison 3 was alright. I've been collecting ghosts, rescuing some Toads, encounter bosses, and gotten 11 elevator knobs so far. In fact back in March 14th, 2021 where I save my game file after I went to the Unnatural History Museum to battle out the caveman ghost. So why not taking a break by showing my second half testing with Luigi's Poltergust G-00 in action?

I happened to using it way back when, although mostly with analog sticks on left and right while controlling Luigi. It's a better option when trying to capture ghosts or solve puzzle when you need the right analog to turn directions. That being said, let's see if I using my controller to move around Luigi while he's "vacuuming."

At 0:05 to 0:13, I begin with using Luigi's Poltergust G-00 to suck things by pressing the ZR Button. While doing so, I'm using my controller's gyro setting to aim up and down to move. It funtion alright as I expected and even also work for blowing when pressing the ZL Button. Although you didn't seen it for this video cause I forget to add it in. Sorry. ^^*

At 0:14 to 0:26, I'm on the second part by switching Luigi's Poltergust G-00 with a Strobulb to be using to stun ghostly enemies. I simple go for pressing the A or R Button, but while doing so using my controller's gyro setting a second time. It still funtion just right when I'm trying to aim it up and down to move. *Thumbs up*

At 0:27 to 0:36, I'm now at switching to dark light aiming that it usually do helping to find hidden coins through paintings and rescue Toads being trapped there. I pressing the X Button to activate it while using my controller's gyro setting to aim just as fine.

At 0:38 to 0:51, Finally that I'm almost finished this second half test by doing one more switching into its Suction Shot; where it helpful to aim on flat surfaces then grab it by sucking to open up objects or break them. I usually hold the Y Button first before using my controller's gyro setting to aim down and up carefully; then releasing the Y Button to take a suction shot.

After using my controller's gyro setting through Luigi's Mansion 3, it was not bad how it funtions of trying to get aiming things; if I would use that during my continue gaming progress. Same goes for Super Mario Odyssey as I already tested its Gyro and Motion Control of tossing Cappy at enemies.

My Thoughts:

It was a👍🏼thumbs up results when using my controller's gyro setting through Luigi's Mansion 3, though not as much of what I did was aiming direction with Luigi's Poltergust G-00. At least knowing it can be useful of aiming things such as ghosts to capture them, but again still that the analog sticks are the better option.

I think that's all of trying to test the gyro and motion control for my YCCTEAM Controller I have. Besides, I have two games does support it; expect if checking to make sure my Super Mario 3D All-Stars game does have support of gyro and motion controls and then I'll have another recording next time. At least knowing I'll be bringing some Super Mario 3D All-Stars game during playtime with my controller; as my next part topic soon. Hoping my main rabbit OC 🐰🖌Maxwell can wait a little bit longer to look forward of what I'll showing. ☺👍🏼 Now if you excuse me, I'm still be doing some drafting art to be done such as Sam's new bio for example.

Pervious Posts for my YCCTEAM’s Pro Controller Topic:

Wireless Switch Pro Controller for Nintendo Switch/Switch Lite (Part 1) - Link Here #1

My YCCTEAM’s Wireless Switch Pro Controller for Nintendo Switch/Switch Lite Unboxing (Part 2) - Link Here #2

My YCCTEAM’s Wireless Switch Pro Controller for Nintendo Switch/Switch Lite Comparison with my Xbox One (Part 3) - Link Here #3

My YCCTEAM’s Wireless Switch Pro Controller for Nintendo Switch/Switch Lite Comparison with my Nintendo Switch’s Joy-Cons (Part 4) - Link Here #4

Testing Buttons (Part 5) - Link Here #5

Rumble Feature Testing (Part 6) - Link Here #6

Battery Charging Test (Part 7) - Link Here #7

Playtime Battery Life Results (Part 8) - Link Here #8

My YCCTEAM’s Wireless Switch Pro Controller - Part 9 (Gyro and Motion Controls) (w/ Super Mario Odyssey)

Hi guys. We know that we’re almost finished this month of 🍀March 2021. So I decided to bring my next YCCTEAM Controller topic today by surprise. Back in March 23rd that I covered the pervious topic about my controller’s battery test to my theory that took me more hours than I thought would be. Link Here

After that, I’m gladly to know I’ve recording this video since the 26th day to bring you guys my next test: gyro and motion controls. In fact, I gotten two of them for my two games I picked that had features of controls. So for my first half that I’ll would be testing for my 🎩🌎Super Mario Odyssey game! Thought I would never be showing this after last year post was my game’s progress during Cascade Kingdom Level. Link Here #2 It’s actually one year ago, but shamefully that I would’ve bring some more of what I did go through my progress. Well for this one, I almost be finished this as I’m in Bowser’s Kingdom since after clearing past levels back in June 28th, 2020. Though I could at least bringing you this as I testing my next YCCTEAM Controller topic. Before we can go through that, you may notice something different about this video. Well I did downsize the video cause my original one had too much size of saying “100 MB.” It works thanks to using some online converter sites, but what’s noticeable is my tablet being hold by something. Well, I think it’s time that I’ve been saving this since I found the right tablet holder not long months ago.

Photos taken: March 23rd, 2020

This is a lookalike phone holder from who made by “U YOUSE” as you can see from the back of the holder itself. I actually got this at home just to figure out to fit my tablets to hold. I even got pics of them trying on my tablets; including for my Nintendo Switch handheld console itself. I’ll be saving it for next time post soon, but for now after testing with my iPad to hold and record something with my Nintendo Switch was alright. 🙂👍 Though apologize for this video had a little bit close up, but this is what I getting to record to show my Switch and my YCCTEAM Controller seen together. No problem, though. Anyways, onto my next controller topic during Super Mario Odyssey. I boosted my game to land on Bowser’s Kingdom as I mention after clearing past levels nicely. Here you can see that I using my YCCTEAM Controller to test out some gyro and motion control features.

First off, I pressed the right analog stick to “look around” things with my YCCTEAM Controller into Gyro Control. I‘ve been using it for while back ago, but after remember testing sometimes it looks fine; albeit little bit rough with my one hand holding. At least knowing it works if I could use it for some places to see things. After that, I pressed back the right analog stick again to go into normal mode and onto the second test is the motion controls. I picked the controller with one hand again and carefully doing preforms of Mario using Cappy to throw things such as enemies to capture them for example. While I did on side ways to spin toss and aim down to straight toss throw, Sometimes I had trouble with doing up throw toss until 0:37 that I managed to pull it off. It’s tricky that I tried few times, but it’s good that it still working.

My thoughts:

I’ll be putting this as a good results after gyro and motion controls for my Super Mario Odyssey game; with my YCCTEAM Controller that really works fine. Normally I haven’t been using those since gamers using pro controllers mostly with the buttons included to throw toss things and it’s no surprise I’m fine with it. Nevertheless, it was a alright test to try on with my YCCTEAM Controller.

I think that’s all I could bring you unless I’ll be saving the second half for next month of 🐰April 2021 soon. Hoping you enjoy seeing my latest topic part for my controller I bring; especially revealing my tablet/phone holder I’ll be using for my future recordings and such....until I’ll be getting my own new one eventually. 🤷‍♀️

Pervious Posts for my YCCTEAM’s Pro Controller Topic:

Wireless Switch Pro Controller for Nintendo Switch/Switch Lite (Part 1) - Link Here #1

My YCCTEAM’s Wireless Switch Pro Controller for Nintendo Switch/Switch Lite Unboxing (Part 2) - Link Here #2

My YCCTEAM’s Wireless Switch Pro Controller for Nintendo Switch/Switch Lite Comparison with my Xbox One (Part 3) - Link Here #3

My YCCTEAM’s Wireless Switch Pro Controller for Nintendo Switch/Switch Lite Comparison with my Nintendo Switch’s Joy-Cons (Part 4) - Link Here #4

Testing Buttons (Part 5) - Link Here #5

Rumble Feature Testing (Part 6) - Link Here #6

Battery Charging Test (Part 7) - Link Here #7

My YCCTEAM’s Wireless Switch Pro Controller - Part 7 (Battery Charging Test)

Hey guys! I’m finally back to bring my next YCCTEAM’s controller part topic that I’d promised for this year. I’m hoping I’ll finished this for later months to give the results of how good was my pro controller is. It will take time though, so I’ll make sure to show the most of my YCCTEAM’s controller this year.

Anyways for the next topic, you probably know about I’ll be doing gyro control testing since I’d talked though from my pervious part topic last year. Actually I wanted to change plans a little cause I haven’t got myself a tablet stand so it can hold my tablet to help me recording video while using my controllers on hand. It would be tricky if I don’t have alternate items to hold my tablet, I even use my GulitKit Dock at first with my iPad Mini before giving up. It was last weeks ago, but one day that I actually got a right tablet stand so it definitely fits for my tablets and just I ever wanted to making recordings of me playing my YCCTEAM controller with my hands. Can’t wait to show it for next time soon, but for now I’m started off my next topic part for my YCCTEAM Controller with battery charging; which I happened to finished this last two days ago for February 2021. As you can see from my first edited photo on top🔝 is the instructions that I would needed those items I’d use my Nintendo Switch Console/Handheld with: The YCCTEAM Pro Switch Controller, Its 40-Inch Type-C Cable, and GuliKit Pocket Dock. I would have go to the other options by using my Samsung/Apple Adapter I’d use for my tablets....except my Samsung USB Cable worn out and ripped so I can’t plug it for the adapter cause reasons. That being said, I’m fine to do charging test by using with my GuliKit Dock.

Here’s the second edited pic of me plugging my Type-C Cable into behind my pocket dock; where the USB Socket from the middle should be. Looks simple enough, but should take note though if you wanted to play games while you needed to charge the controller you’ll would have to get it closer by sitting chair like I was. It was a 40-Inch Type-C Cable that I’d checked the length was not long enough. So its best that I can use my chair to get close of playing games with my controller while it’s charging.

Here’s the third edited pic after plugging my type-c cable into my pocket dock, but later come to plugging with my YCCTEAM Controller to see how it look when charging in place. Again, It would be tricky since my 40 Inch Type-C Cable wasn’t long enough to hold my controller while it charging. I’ll just place my controller til it’s fully charged, but at least knowing I had my chair to sit and play my controller while charging.

Here’s the fourth edited pic where I started my YCCTEAM Pro Controller’s Battery Charging Test by putting back my GuliKit Pocket Dock next to the T.V.; mostly plugging my ac adapter for power on my Nintendo Switch (for charging as well) and the HDMI Cable to connect my T.V. to help display screen from my Nintendo Switch console. I can’t leave without my Type-C Cable though as I’ll using it to charge my controller. Good thing from last weeks ago that’s I powered down the controller after playing Super Smash Bros Ultimate game. So let’s get into it.

Here’s the fifth edited pic that I actually got this first before showing putting back my GuliKit Dock next to my T.V. However it’s a same thing where I’d charging my controller and shows that is actually working. Thought it could only works if I putting on my Switch console/handheld into the dock to see if it can charge, but guessing without my Nintendo Switch on dock can work other ways. Nice! 👍

Now for the sixth and final edited pic I took screenshot from my Samsung Galaxy Tab E. Even though I’d said I wanted to keep safe my tablet til I’ll be getting a new USB Cable sooner or later, but at least the battery from my Tab E still have more juice to handle so why not to use it as a stopwatch to count on how much charging time for my YCCTEAM Controller full? It really took more hours that I want to stay during nighttime, but worth to check out the results of my controller charging a little. I got 3 hours and 43 minutes as I kinda not expected since I checked online to see my controller’s charge time was “2.5 hours.”

My Thoughts:

I can take this as a long battery charging results I gotten; even I should’ve gone this during the morning for the last 2 days before going to bed. ^^* Nevvertheless, 3 hours of charging my YCCTEAM’s Controller was not bad to took. I can still be using my controller to play one of my games while charging for 3 hours left. If not, I can leave it to charge full and maybe doing drawing drafts to take waiting time I wanted.

Now that saddles, I was thinking for the next topic about spreading playtime with my YCCTEAM Controller til the battery runs out eventually. That way, I can use my tablet again for stopwatch results. Although if or not will be my Samsung Galaxy Tab E, at least my iPad Mini will work out differently. See ya guys next time! 👋

Pervious Posts for my YCCTEAM’s Pro Controller Topic:

Wireless Switch Pro Controller for Nintendo Switch/Switch Lite (Part 1) - Link Here #1

My YCCTEAM’s Wireless Switch Pro Controller for Nintendo Switch/Switch Lite Unboxing (Part 2) - Link Here #2

My YCCTEAM’s Wireless Switch Pro Controller for Nintendo Switch/Switch Lite Comparison with my Xbox One (Part 3) - Link Here #3

My YCCTEAM’s Wireless Switch Pro Controller for Nintendo Switch/Switch Lite Comparison with my Nintendo Switch’s Joy-Cons (Part 4) - Link Here #4

Testing Buttons (Part 5) - Link Here #5