I've been experiencing these flickers of disconnects (best I can describe them) on certain games that seem sensitive enough to pick up on them, because it's not all of them. It's been all on the vWii side of things. Mario 64 VC stutters when he runs, as if the run was interrupted. He also gets up randomly when crouched or crawling. Streets of Rage 2 VC when walking they flicker to their standing animation. The most noticeable game was Mario Galaxy (disc not loader), pointing at any selectable menu thing that reacts to the pointer, I notice the flickering there a lot.
I haven't found this issue on other VC games that I have, I tried emulators, Gamecube games, other Wii games... I tried a homebrew app called Visual Controller Test and it didn't detect any connection flickering either. On the Wii U side of things, I don't have it modded so I can't try Mario 64 VC, but I tried everything I have with no issues. I wonder if some games are more sensitive to it than others.
If my Bluetooth module is dying I really have no issues because it seems they're cheap and easy enough to replace. My doubts is if what I'm experiencing is interference or the homebrew causing the issue like Priiloader, or a cIOs I messed up. That's where I need advice on how do I make sure I need to replace the module. I notice that the most common issue is with the module of the gamepad. Haven't found anyone who had to replace the internal one.
I kinda wish the issue was bigger, more widely ocurring, and I could see it on the Wii U side of things, that's what makes me doubt on the homebrew. Anybody has had this same issue? Is there any homebrew app for Wii that would better diagnose it? Should I wait till it gets worse?
I haven't found this issue on other VC games that I have, I tried emulators, Gamecube games, other Wii games... I tried a homebrew app called Visual Controller Test and it didn't detect any connection flickering either. On the Wii U side of things, I don't have it modded so I can't try Mario 64 VC, but I tried everything I have with no issues. I wonder if some games are more sensitive to it than others.
If my Bluetooth module is dying I really have no issues because it seems they're cheap and easy enough to replace. My doubts is if what I'm experiencing is interference or the homebrew causing the issue like Priiloader, or a cIOs I messed up. That's where I need advice on how do I make sure I need to replace the module. I notice that the most common issue is with the module of the gamepad. Haven't found anyone who had to replace the internal one.
I kinda wish the issue was bigger, more widely ocurring, and I could see it on the Wii U side of things, that's what makes me doubt on the homebrew. Anybody has had this same issue? Is there any homebrew app for Wii that would better diagnose it? Should I wait till it gets worse?
