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The GR button is unique in that it intentionally does not serve a dedicated function. Instead, the button is intended to have any other button functionality mapped to it via the console settings menu. This means that any action tied to a button in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' can also be tied to the GR button, further expanding the customization of the in-game [[controls]]. | The GR button is unique in that it intentionally does not serve a dedicated function. Instead, the button is intended to have any other button functionality mapped to it via the console settings menu. This means that any action tied to a button in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' can also be tied to the GR button, further expanding the customization of the in-game [[controls]]. | ||
Use of the GR button is fairly niche in competitive ''Ultimate'', as the game was not designed with use of the GR button in mind and the button itself is locked to only being usable with the [[Nintendo Switch 2]]. That being said, its inherent versatility is another reason why many competitors prefer playing ''Ultimate'' on the Nintendo Switch 2, though this sometimes creates an issue where players who have grown accustomed to playing on the Nintendo Switch 2 will struggle to return to a standard [[Nintendo Switch]] at an event. | Use of the GR button is fairly niche in competitive ''Ultimate'', as the game was not designed with use of the GR button in mind and the button itself is locked to only being usable with the [[Nintendo Switch 2]]. That being said, its inherent versatility is another reason why many competitors prefer playing ''Ultimate'' on the Nintendo Switch 2, though this sometimes creates an issue where players who have grown accustomed to playing on the Nintendo Switch 2 will struggle to return to a standard [[Nintendo Switch]] at an event that only uses that system. | ||
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