The Wii U was a flop, but many of its ideas and games were ahead of their time. ...

Those who picked up the adapter back in the Wii U days are certainly getting some mileage out of the accessory. The Classic GameCube controller for the Nintendo Switch 2 is planned to go live at ...

The original Wii console (not to be confused with the Wii U) is one of the most popular ... Adding to the challenge, Matt wanted to wedge a GameCube controller adapter into the mix.

The Wii and its accessories are cheap to get secondhand, easy to hack, and built-in GameCube controller ports make playing backwards-compatible games a breeze. The Wii U, on the other hand ... to ...

There are a few ways to do this: Using an Official GameCube Controller Adapter for Wii U: This adapter is highly recommended as it does not require any button configuration. Simply plug the ...

For every hit like the Wii Remote or Joy–Con ... have been released on Nintendo Switch and make use of the GameCube controller adapter for the console, something you may not have realized ...

The Retro Receiver can make modern controllers compatible with both discontinued consoles since the PS1 and PS2 controller ports are identical. The adapter ... Xbox Series, Wii U Pro, and Switch ...

In particular, it appears that, while the Wii U does not appear to play 8cm GameCube optical discs or have GameCube controller ports, as the Wii did, it may play GameCube games after all.

I plugged the Wii U GameCube controller adapter into a USB-C hub, and while it wasn't detected within SteamOS, the Dolphin emulator recognized it and it worked perfectly. I tried pairing a Wii ...

The Mayflash adapter has four GameCube controller inputs and works with Switch, Wii U, PC, and Mac. The plug-and-play design means that you don’t need a driver to play games on any platform (a ...

If you want to stick with Nintendo platforms, you can use your old GameCube controller with your Switch as long as you have the necessary adapter for Wii U. If you don’t have the default ...

First released in 2001 with Nintendo’s cubical gaming system, the controller has had incredible staying power, even as Nintendo came out with newer consoles like the Wii, Wii U, and Switch.