Mayflash GC adapter for Wii/Wii U?

[Supersmashbrothers.]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-GC-Game...247?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item25909fea3f

It only has one port. I haven't really looked up any reviews. But It says Wii / Wii U. Anybody heard of them before?

It basically connects to your Wiimote. Then you connect a GC adapter to it. Then connect a GC controller. Which means It's Wireless... Too many wires.

 

[TommyRumsey]

It has a button delay (Or whatever the correct term is... Input delay?) you can press a button and wait a second for the game to respond, that is from what I have heard though, not my own experience!

 

[Dekrem]

Yeah, Mayflash makes a ton of different kinds of controller adapters. I bought their USB adapter for playing Wii U Pro controllers on PC.

It's finicky about when it wants to connect, but when it works it's great. You could also connect multiple pro controllers to it (I only have two, I don't know if it does more). I can't speak to the quality of this particular adapter, though.

Personally, I'd wait to get Nintendo's adapter if at all possible and install the driver for it. 4-controller support in one purchase, with more reliable hardware.

But if you really want Mayflash, you can just order one from their website.

 

[Supersmashbrothers.]

Yeah, Mayflash makes a ton of different kinds of controller adapters. I bought their USB adapter for playing Wii U Pro controllers on PC.

It's finicky about when it wants to connect, but when it works it's great. You could also connect multiple pro controllers to it (I only have two, I don't know if it does more). I can't speak to the quality of this particular adapter, though.

Personally, I'd wait to get Nintendo's adapter if at all possible and install the driver for it. 4-controller support in one purchase, with more reliable hardware.

But if you really want Mayflash, you can just order one from their website.

I don't think I'll every buy Mayflash. I'd rather wait for the Nintendo adapter for the same reason. Reliable hardware.