Gamecube Adapter for Nintendo Switch / Wii U / PC and Switch 2 Gamecube Controller Adapter, Super Smash Bros Adapters for NGC Controller, Support Turbo and Vibration Features with 180cm USB Cable

I got this for my Switch 2 to play Smash Bros and it works great! No set up needed other than flipping it to Switch mode instead of PC. The switch immediately recognized it as a pro controller. The USB cables are pretty long so that helps if your couch is further away.

I bought this a bit too early, so my return window closed right when the new Smash Bros Ultimate GameCube controllers shipped out today (Nov. 2, 2018) which is the main reason I bought this. Thankfully, I wouldn't have to worry about that because from my all-day-long testing, it works perfectly with the Nintendo Switch without issue. For reference, I tested it with Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, Super Mario Odyssey, and even Okami HD. I also should add that I did not test this on my Windows PC, so I can't vouch for the performance on that platform. The adapter itself has a long, thick cable that feels durable. The body itself feels a bit more cheap than the official adapter, but it doesn't feel flimsy whatsoever. You just need to plug in the black USB in order for the adapter to work, but the gray USB is for the rumble feature if that suits your style. The controllers plug into all ports of the adapter and fit snugly, no risk of it falling out during play. There isn't any severe input lag which I noticed during my tests. Overall: It's a wonderful, well-made, and budget option if you can't afford the official adapter. I highly suggest this, but I highly suggest dishing out the extra cash for an official controller. **Freely skimp on the adapter, not the controller.**

Super easy and straightforward to use. There’s a switch to change from Switch/WiiU to PC and vice versa. This GameCube controller adapter works great. I am able to connect my switch or my PC to my GameCube controllers. It comes with four ports so I can connect up to four GameCube controllers. Good connection and I am able to play smoothly using this adapter alongside my friends and family!

I like it a lot, it has good resistance and works well just as described. I recommend it.

Plug-and-play, zero lag, and works perfectly with original GameCube controllers on Switch and PC. Recognized instantly, no drivers, no hassle. Feels exactly like playing on the old hardware—just updated for modern systems.

It just works. No lag.

If you're a fan of playing classic GameCube games, the GameCube Adapter for Nintendo Switch is a must-have accessory for your gaming setup. This adapter allows you to use your original GameCube controllers on your Nintendo Switch, making reliving nostalgic gaming moments easier. First and foremost, the build quality of the GameCube Adapter is top-notch. It feels sturdy and well-constructed. The adapter also features a compact design that makes it easy to store when not in use. Setting up the adapter is incredibly easy - plug it into your Nintendo Switch dock and connect your GameCube controller to the adapter. The adapter is also compatible with the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate game, allowing you to play with up to eight players simultaneously. One of the standout features of the GameCube Adapter is the low input lag. Even when playing fast-paced games, the controller responds quickly and accurately to your inputs, giving you the precision and control you need to compete at the highest level. The best thing about the GameCube adapter is that it allows you to enjoy your favorite games on your modern gaming system without any additional hassle or cost. The ability to use original GameCube controllers is a major plus for anyone who grew up playing these classic games. It helps preserve the authentic gaming experience many of us remember and love. Lastly, I must mention that the GameCube Adapter for Nintendo Switch is also reasonably priced, making it an excellent value for any gaming enthusiast. Overall, I recommend this adapter to anyone who wants to relive the glory days of GameCube gaming on their Nintendo Switch.

In Batocera Linux it works well in the Switch/WiiU mode. All buttons are working. For a Win11 PC I'm not having much luck. It enumerates, but Joy2Key cannot see any button presses. I tried snes9x as a quick emulator test and it worked there, although the analog stick were causing the button config to false configure, so I had to exit out. Tried both modes, and the button. Only the black USB enumerates, so I presume the other one is for power.