MAYFLASH Adapter compatible for GameCube Controller to Wii and Wii U (Dual Pack)

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Por medio de este apartado, pude leer que se podía usar para conectar un tapete de baile, por lo cual me llamo la atención ya que también necesito conectar un tapete a mi sistema WII, y es total mente funcional. si me sirvió y ahora todos en mi casa muy felices

I have 2 arcade sticks from my gamecube and i cant get any of them to work on this adapter. It seems like maybe they are drawing to much power for the wiimote. One is a Pelican real arcade gamecube specific model and it seems to turn on and it switches modes base don the led but i get no inputs. The next one is a Pelican real arcade Universal so it has ps2, gamecube and xbox cables on it. That one as soon as its plugs in just shuts off the wiimote and doesn't power the arcade stick. They both work on my gamecube perfectly fine i think its just drawing to much power for the wiimote.But when it comes to using an oem controller on these things they work perfectly. We played a bunch of Mario kart 8 with them on wii u and noticed no issues at all. If that's your goal they are definitely worth the money.

Good price. fast shipping. Worked perfectly.

Funzionano benissimo per i giochi Virtual console di WiiU ma purtroppo andando in modalità vWii con alcuni emulatori funziona e con altri no ma questo lo si potrebbe imputare ad una mancanza dei software non dell'adattatore in questione, quello che mi lascia perplesso però è che alcune volte (non sono riuscito a isolare la causa) fa impazzire il WiiMote plus, rendendo impossibile controllare la vWii. In pratica conviene in base all'utilizzo che se ne vuole fare...

I always seems to try using devices like this in ways they aren't intended. I really had no interest in using this on a Wii or Wii U, I wanted to use them on my PC with Dolphin. Luckily for me they did indeed work for this. It took a few attempts to find a working solution but in the end I did come up with something that works fairly well. At first I tried syncing the wiimotes with an 8bitdo USB adapter. This does somewhat work, but the triggers are not analog this way and only trigger as the left and right bumpers once they're fully pressed in. I then tried connecting them to some Mayflash Magic-NS adapters, and to my surprise the triggers were actually fully analog where they acted as the triggers and then once they were fully pressed in, they trigger the bumpers. However, using them this way, now the z button doesn't work. Well I had one more idea to try and this actually fully works. Using a Windows program called Touchmote, I'm able to sync the wiimote and then full customize the controls. So like before, the triggers are fully analog and become the bumpers when pressed in, and then I mapped the z button to the select button since a GameCube controller doesn't have a select button. From there it's just a matter of mapping the controller in Dolphin and now I have semi wireless GameCube controllers