I wonder if there's any way to use the Wii Classic Controllers on the Switch. I'd love to use the SNES upcoming controller on it.I wonder if DualShock4's will ever be "supported". Or you know, work with the Switch.
I wonder if there's any way to use the Wii Classic Controllers on the Switch. I'd love to use the SNES upcoming controller on it.
That just might work but I don't have that adapter, if someone does have it and could test it then it'd be worth getting it for sure.Does anyone know if the mayflash usb to wii classic controller adapter will work with the switch letting me use my wii classic controller?
Does anyone know if the mayflash usb to wii classic controller adapter will work with the switch letting me use my wii classic controller?
Have you possibly tried any other drivers listed on Mayflash's website? It might work with one of those. The driver that makes the Mayflash GameCube isn't the latest but one from 2016 so it just may work.I tried this one https://www.amazon.co.uk/Wii-Classi...6147&sr=8-5&keywords=mayflash+classic+adapter on the latest firmware and nothing worked. Same for my N64 adapter by Mayflash. The Pokken controller worked with the USB port I used to test the other adapters, so there's no problem with those.
Have you possibly tried any other drivers listed on Mayflash's website? It might work with one of those. The driver that makes the Mayflash GameCube isn't the latest but one from 2016 so it just may work.
If you could confirm if it works at all I'd get one because I'd love to use the SNES controller on the Switch.
Thank you so much for taking your time to test every possible way. Here's hoping Mayflash or someone else make an adapter for Wii Classic Controllers on the Switch.Ok at this point I've experimented with just about anything, also different downloads from their page and stuff. No can do. I don't think it's happening quite now, but on a more positive note I'd be shocked if no one jumped on-board and made their own adapters for the Switch. It's very popular right now after all.
Have you possibly tried any other drivers listed on Mayflash's website? It might work with one of those. The driver that makes the Mayflash GameCube isn't the latest but one from 2016 so it just may work.
If you could confirm if it works at all I'd get one because I'd love to use the SNES controller on the Switch.
I used that driver too to update the Mayflash adapter to work on the Switch, it works perfectly with games that emulate d-pads as analogue sticks but analogue stick-only games can't.. at least for now.W012
GameCube Controller Adapter for Wii U & PC USB
May.12, 2016
I used that one Here so I could use the gamecube adapter as a switch pro controller (as in pokken controller mode, pressing START+A+Z for 3 secs)
Opps, then I don't have the rest of'em, yeah, it sucks that it takes the left stick as an D-PAD.....the irony of the Left joycon.I used that driver too to update the Mayflash adapter to work on the Switch, it works perfectly with games that emulate d-pads as analogue sticks but analogue stick-only games can't.. at least for now.
The Mayflash GameCube adapter is compatible with several games (the controller is recognised as a Pokkén controller), just not officially done by Nintendo.Hopefully it will be compatible with more than just one game like it was with the Wii u
Not that one. The black one with four ports that looks near-identical to the official Nintendo WiiU GameCube adapter.I found this
http://www.mayflash.com/Products/NINTENDOWiiU/MAGIC-NS.html
but I cannot find anywhere to order it.
I wonder if DualShock4's will ever be "supported". Or you know, work with the Switch.