Anyone used one of these GameCube/Wii Retro Adapters?

[noiseredux]

Anyone used one of these things?



My local retro shop carries them, and I'm kind of curious how well they work?

[fastbilly1]

Terrible, worst adapter I have ever used. Mine has three seconds of lag on SNES controllers. NES works better, but still has a delay.

[noiseredux]

bummer. SNES support is what I was more interested in. Those ones from RetroUSB have been sold out for a while.

I had a memory that you had bought one, but couldn't find the post.

[fastbilly1]

Its cool. This is the one most people seem to buy now:

[dogman91]

I would actually suggest getting the adapters sold on retrousb.com... they work the way you should expect them too... no lag whatsoever and simple. They also end in a male Gamecube controller plug so you can plug them directly into the console.

[noiseredux]

Its cool. This is the one most people seem to buy now:

but I want to use it on GameCube, not just Wii.

[noiseredux]

I would actually suggest getting the adapters sold on retrousb.com...

Those ones from RetroUSB have been sold out for a while.

[fastbilly1]

Its cool. This is the one most people seem to buy now:

but I want to use it on GameCube, not Wii. Isn't the one I lined actually a GCN adapter?

Oh. Hmm. The one I have is Wiimote based, not Gamecube based. Sorry mate I dont know. But I will say after tinkering with the one I have, I will not buy a Kamodo product again. Poorly made and no support - though I kinda expected the second one.

I recommend trying to find a Gtron 4 in 1 adapter. They are sold out on Amazon, but most people seem to like them.

[ninjainspandex]

I wish they made a good saturn or genesis to wii adapter.

[fastbilly1]

I wish they made a good saturn or genesis to wii adapter.

Look up the Wii Retropad adapter. Its not cheap, but it does Saturn to Wii.


Noise, you could do a SNES to PS2 and PS2 to Gamecube...