Melee on Nintendont with Mayflash?

[Ogopogo]

The only way I can play Melee is on Nintendont on my newer Wii with my mayflash adapter. Is this any laggier than the usual gamecube melee experience?

 

[KneeG]

I use a normal flashdrive with nintendont and it plays normally with no graphics problems
(the music sometimes goes in and out)

 

[Massive]

The only way I can play Melee is on Nintendont on my newer Wii with my mayflash adapter. Is this any laggier than the usual gamecube melee experience?

All reports I have heard say "yes".

Apparently nintendont peripheral support introduces some input delay across all USB/wireless controller methods.

 

[Vorde]

Music is weird sometimes, there's about 10ms of lag introduced into the game under any condition. I would definately recommend pretty much any other method. Play on a gamecube or a wii, WiiU needs to have some things worked out

 

[Ogopogo]

Music is weird sometimes, there's about 10ms of lag introduced into the game under any condition. I would definately recommend pretty much any other method. Play on a gamecube or a wii, WiiU needs to have some things worked out

It's not on a Wii U, but the "deluxe" wii that doesn't support gamecube stuff. Also, isn't 10ms not quite a frame? Does that make it the same experience? I've heard some helpful opinions but I need some hard facts.

 

[bearsfan092]

To be quite clear, any USB device is going to introduce some input lag since USB polls at set intervals. However anything above crap-tier engineering is gonna introduce sub millisecond lag when polling data, so it depends on how fast the adapter translates controller inputs into data to be transmitted through USB and how fast nintendont interprets those inputs.

Really curious to try out a USB adapter with nintendont as a player just to see how it feels now.

 

[Ogopogo]

To be quite clear, any USB device is going to introduce some input lag since USB polls at set intervals. However anything above crap-tier engineering is gonna introduce sub millisecond lag when polling data, so it depends on how fast the adapter translates controller inputs into data to be transmitted through USB and how fast nintendont interprets those inputs.

Really curious to try out a USB adapter with nintendont as a player just to see how it feels now.

Yeah, the mayflash adapter has some lag. But it's so minimal that it doesn't even amount to a frame as far as I know. But does this add up with nintendont's lag to make a frame or more of lag? It doesn't feel like it to me.