That's why i have a Wii U Pro Controller and Wii Classic Controllers (which are much better options, except maybe for Smash) and the GC-Wii U adapter if it's necessary (not expensive, even if it is the original). No need to clutter just for ports.
Listen to yourself, in order to save space for one extra console you're jamming the place with so many controllers that you need a catalog just to remember which controller to use with each game, I just use one GC controller and call it a day, my hands are so used to it by now it's practically a part of it.
Na-ah nope, I'm not going there... need... stay... strong...
And that's your answer, right there
Are you asking if UStealth HDDs work in Nintendont? If yes then yes they do.
Nintendont only uses FAT32. GBA Link cable does not work on the Wii U.
Really? lol you do know he needs the controllers to play wiiu games and multiplayer anyway dont you? considering the wii and wiiu strong points are multiplayer eeryone i know had alot of controllers also most wii games do not have GC controller compat lol, gc controller is for mkwii and smash and afew more games but tahts it, only homebrew has all gc controller support, also i havent used baterys on my wiimote for years lol i just bough a fixed charged batery like any controller problem solved lol.
You gotta be kidding. There is a reason why drawers exist in the modern era, or even small plastic boxes that you can neatly tuck away. No need to "jam the place with so many controllers", no need for a catalog unless you suffer from amnesia and can't make simple connections. Also, any of those controllers can be mixed and they all do the same to games/emulators.
This is what we modern people do in 2016. AA batteries? No need for prehistoric solutions if there is technology available to solve those inconveniences.
Rechargeable batteries break down so easily I gave up on them a long time ago, and I happen to mostly play Wii and VC games that support the GC controller (which btw are a LOT more than you think, just because "lol, not first party" doesn't mean they don't exist, I can name at least 30+ great Wii games that support the GC controller) besides I was talking about myself in particular in this case which I already have a Mios Wii not one of the new consoles that don't support GC, so in order for me to save space for one small console that I honestly just have it behind the TV, I need to keep track for so many controllers, which btw I play alone now.
Don't forget the Wii games that use GameCube peripherals like the Dance Pad.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Wii_games_that_use_the_Nintendo_GameCube_controller
I didn't know Puyo Puyo 15th Anniversary supports the GC controller, cool, I should have tried them before... Anyway this list is missing a lot of games actually, all Dance Dance Revolution games support the GC controller for example and the Wii has 7 different Dance Dance Revolution games, it's also missing Puyo Puyo 20th Anniversary and a lot of GC to Wii ports, still that's a lot of games that I can use the GC controller with on a regular Wii and many of these games are quite good (Not Smash though, I really hate that game)
That's true, but I'm afraid if Gamecube VC happened all we'll be getting is first party content and while there's a huge liberary of great first party games on the Gamecube (one of the best Nintendo consoles ever) there are also a lot of third party ones that I feel could benefit from that, both the GBA and Gamecube were loaded of great third party titles and I'm afraid we'll end up with another GBA VC where most of the great third party titles will be missing, I guess there's always injects in the future =p
If the Microphone uses the Memory Card slot than it cannot be used on the vWii. I don't know if those games will accept a USB Mic since the GameCube never had USB ports.
The Wii Homebrew Channel is installed into the vWii and is not on the SD Card. Only the apps are on the SD Card. I assume by Wii U Homebrew Channel you are referring to running stuff like Loadliine? There is no Wii U Homebrew Channel as far as I'm aware.
Wii U Homebrew Launcher's SD filesystem (sd:/wiiu/apps/) doesn't conflict with Wii Homebrew Channel (sd:/apps/), so you should be able to use the same SD card for both. That having been said, you can't run Wii homebrew in Wii U mode, so you'd still have to switch to Wii mode.
No support for vwii and likely it will never have it since it would be a nightmare turning random microphones usb into gc mc slot code and so on so yeah if you really want to use the mic your only chance is a wii with GC ports and using the MC slots to insert them, remenber tough while using microphones you need to have mcemu set to off on the wii so no memory card emulation while using them.
To be fair Microsoft also makes USB controllers to plug and play like the good old days, but I admit I didn't like what they did either, it's stupid to use AA batteries in this day and age.
