An official usb adapter has been announced for Wii U that will allow the Gamecube controller to be used. It will support four controllers.
At least we don't need to plug them into Wii remotes!
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An official usb adapter has been announced for Wii U that will allow the Gamecube controller to be used. It will support four controllers.
At least we don't need to plug them into Wii remotes!
Story can be found here.
Further proof that both the tablet and Wii remote were gimmicks that were simply incapable of being competent with many genres.
Thanks Nintendo for two gens and 10 years worth of gimmicks.
Just watch: People are gonna talk shit about Nintendo for this, even though most of this forum was pissing and moaning about there being no GameCube capability earlier in the Wii-U's ilfe.
Just watch: People are gonna talk shit about Nintendo for this, even though most of this forum was pissing and moaning about there being no GameCube capability earlier in the Wii-U's ilfe.
If there was a thumbs up option, I'd do it. Gamers flip-flop so f***ing bad, it's not even funny.
That's interesting. It would have been nice if the console would have launched with full Gamecube BC. I would have been able to sell my Wii.
My wavebird controller is ready.
Same here! I still got my two Wavebirds from my Gamecube. Glad they decided to do this.
And to think I almost wrote the whole thing off when they announced the Doritos pope was to host.
Those beautiful bastards. I might buy a wavebird now. Better yet, Nintendo should relaunch them.
And to think I almost wrote the whole thing off when they announced the Doritos pope was to host.
Those beautiful bastards. I might buy a wavebird now. Better yet, Nintendo should relaunch them.
I'd be shocked if they didn't in some way. Why bother having a peripheral when you can't buy what it connects to?
@DarkLink77: I can see that branded controller as part of the adapter, sure. I was refering to wavebird though. I'm not pro enough to care drastically about a tiny bit of input lag, and would still like to play wirelessly.
@DarkLink77: I can see that branded controller as part of the adapter, sure. I was refering to wavebird though. I'm not pro enough to care drastically about a tiny bit of input lag, and would still like to play wirelessly.
I know. I still can't imagine them not doing, just because people like having wireless controllers. They're the standard now.
My topic on this was deleted, so yeah. Had to do some inquiring to find this one.
Anyway, I'm hoping that we'll get some GC VC games now. The Wii U sorely needs them.
@nintendoboy16:
Just watch: People are gonna talk shit about Nintendo for this, even though most of this forum was pissing and moaning about there being no GameCube capability earlier in the Wii-U's ilfe.
If there was a thumbs up option, I'd do it. Gamers flip-flop so f***ing bad, it's not even funny.
How dare Nintendo give players who have been playing Smash Bros on GameCube controllers for over a decade a completely optional way to play Smash Bros on the Wii-U!
Its the small shit like this, that makes me "think" about getting a WiiU.
It's more fun to just get a WiiU so you can "think" about getting all of this small shit.
@nintendoboy16:
Just watch: People are gonna talk shit about Nintendo for this, even though most of this forum was pissing and moaning about there being no GameCube capability earlier in the Wii-U's ilfe.
If there was a thumbs up option, I'd do it. Gamers flip-flop so f***ing bad, it's not even funny.
How dare Nintendo give players who have been playing Smash Bros on GameCube controllers for over a decade a completely optional way to play Smash Bros on the Wii-U!
That wasn't the point of my post. My point was people here were angry about the lack of GameCube controller functionality, but many of the same people will laugh at Nintendo for doing what they wanted Nintendo to do.
I'm perfectly okay with adapter.
EDIT: I am pleasantly surprised to see that I have not been proven correct yet though.
@nintendoboy16:
Just watch: People are gonna talk shit about Nintendo for this, even though most of this forum was pissing and moaning about there being no GameCube capability earlier in the Wii-U's ilfe.
If there was a thumbs up option, I'd do it. Gamers flip-flop so f***ing bad, it's not even funny.
How dare Nintendo give players who have been playing Smash Bros on GameCube controllers for over a decade a completely optional way to play Smash Bros on the Wii-U!
That wasn't the point of my post. My point was people here were angry about the lack of GameCube controller functionality, but many of the same people will laugh at Nintendo for doing what they wanted Nintendo to do.
I'm perfectly okay with adapter.
EDIT: I am pleasantly surprised to see that I have not been proven correct yet though.
My post wasn't meant to be a direct response so much as an agreement with what you said. Gamers will bitch that they don't get options and then when they get them, they complain about having options.
Further proof that both the tablet and Wii remote were gimmicks that were simply incapable of being competent with many genres.
Thanks Nintendo for two gens and 10 years worth of gimmicks.
No, you don't understand: this is an option in addition to the already available controllers not a replacement for them. More options is always a good thing.
Further proof that both the tablet and Wii remote were gimmicks that were simply incapable of being competent with many genres.
Thanks Nintendo for two gens and 10 years worth of gimmicks.
No, you don't understand: this is an option in addition to the already available controllers not a replacement for them. More options is always a good thing.
The controllers which are obviously not able successfully work with certain types of games.
My point stands.
Perhaps this is just the start. What if it isn't just GC pads, but NES, SNES, N64 that go into this thing as well?
@UnbiasedPoster: the wii pad literally has all the buttons that a normal controller has
I know. Doesn't make it a good or competent controller though.
Gamecube controllers were rubbish for most games.
They're the optimal controller for Smash Bros., and these adapters are being made (at least primarily) because of SSB4.
Games are coming to some gaming systems and people are hyped for them. A controller adapter is coming to wiiu. Enjoy your adapter, sheep!
Why would anyone want to use the Gamecube controller when the vastly superior Pro controller exists?
Further proof that both the tablet and Wii remote were gimmicks that were simply incapable of being competent with many genres.
Thanks Nintendo for two gens and 10 years worth of gimmicks.
But the gamepad works perfectly fine, and is better than the Gamecube controller in a lot of ways.
Further proof that both the tablet and Wii remote were gimmicks that were simply incapable of being competent with many genres.
Thanks Nintendo for two gens and 10 years worth of gimmicks.
No, you don't understand: this is an option in addition to the already available controllers not a replacement for them. More options is always a good thing.
The controllers which are obviously not able successfully work with certain types of games.
My point stands.
Of course options are better. However, ubiasedposter has a point. You can clearly see a flaw in the wiiU and that being the standard controller is too pricey to buy multiple times. If nintendo had packed a pro controlelr with the system, it wouldve been a better design choice (imo).
Btw, im not saying the wiiU tablet controller is bad, its just that usually youre gonna have 1 per console.
Nintendo should keep it simple next gen: good cheap controller, powerful console. thats all they'd need to win people over.
Why are there 2 separate Wires connected from the Adapter into 2 separate USB ports into the WiiU?
Not that I have any intention of getting a WiiU, but it seems weird.
Ninty is set to soon have more controllers than games ;)
Seriously though, am I the only who remember how EVERYONE hated the GC controller? I loved my Gamecube but the controller was nowhere near as good as the competition's.
Edit:
And i agree that Ninty risks fragmentation and it's almost an acknowledgement of the pad not being a very good idea in the first place.
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