Hacking Is there a way to use a classic controller as a pro controller?

[RaikuGMR]

This is probably a dumb question, but maybe it's possible, there's a way to use usb controllers as pro controllers, why not classic controllers?

 

[smileyhead]

Well, a lot of games that support the Pro Controller, support the Classic Controller as well. At least from my experience.

 

[RaikuGMR]

Well, a lot of games that support the Pro Controller, support the Classic Controller as well. At least from my experience.

Some games like NSMBU, Hyrule Warriors and all Zelda games don't, I hope there is a way to make a classic controller look like a pro controller so I can invite more people to play those games, or play them myself with a classic controller instead

 

[defrb]

I had the same problem, ended up with buying a fake wiiu pro controller for like 9$, it became my favorite ctrlr, the quality was extremely good, will buy a second one. I think you have allready seen https://gbatemp.net/threads/hid-to-vpad.424127/
this will alow you to use all kind of usb ctrlr.

 

[Sonic Angel Knight]

Well for one thing, Classic controller don't feature clickable Analogs like pro controller, so if games use that, you are out of luck. Just wanna point that out. Most games on wii u that don't need such a thing can use the classic controller i assume like super smash bros, maybe pokken tournament and what not. But don't quote me on that. If the back of the game case or eshop description doesn't say it supports classic controller then i guess it won't. Only homebrew I know that may help is the gamepad to HID which basically makes a usb controller act like the game pad, so depends on if it helps or not is subjective.

 

[wolf-snake]

Well for one thing, Classic controller don't feature clickable Analogs like pro controller, so if games use that, you are out of luck. Just wanna point that out. Most games on wii u that don't need such a thing can use the classic controller i assume like super smash bros, maybe pokken tournament and what not. But don't quote me on that. If the back of the game case or eshop description doesn't say it supports classic controller then i guess it won't. Only homebrew I know that may help is the gamepad to HID which basically makes a usb controller act like the game pad, so depends on if it helps or not is subjective.

Not having clickable sticks didn't stop idiots from playing Zelda on the Switch with a gamecube controller and calling it the best thing ever.

 

[smileyhead]

Not having clickable sticks didn't stop idiots from playing Zelda on the Switch with a gamecube controller and calling it the best thing ever.

Well, not having clickable sticks only takes your ability to crouch, so it's not that big of a deal.

 

[wolf-snake]

Well, not having clickable sticks only takes your ability to crouch, so it's not that big of a deal.

And the scope, and if you're using a gamecube controller then you can't defend and you can't view the map and use fast travel