Hacking New Classic Controller Hacks

creedof69 · Oct 4, 2025

AlfredoDore said:
I would like the Metroid Prime Trilogy and also the Prince of Persia for Wii, the fourth game in the saga

Samtallo said:
Hi! If I can recommend a Wii game to do with this 'Hack' I would recommend The Sims 3 on Wii if you want a Recommendation!

You guys know that Vague Rant retired ?

DeepClubRemix97 · Oct 8, 2025

anyone can make a classic controller hack for bully scholarship edition USA version? thanks a lot

Technician · Oct 8, 2025

DeepClubRemix97 said:
anyone can make a classic controller hack for bully scholarship edition USA version? thanks a lot

If anyone can make it, how about you?

DeepClubRemix97 · Oct 9, 2025

if anybody can make a Classic Controller Cheat for Bully USA Version i would be apreciate it

Arceus90 · Nov 20, 2025

Vague Rant said:
A rest probably would have been more productive. The gap between the last couple of hacks was really just that I hit against a long string of games I couldn't figure out the motion controls for. The accelerometers also tend to be what I get to last unless the game needs them right at the beginning, so I basically went through most of the process of making a Classic Controller hack multiple times, then got stuck with nothing releasable because one part of the controls just didn't work. Then I picked up Tornado just because it seemed like a pretty simple game, control-wise, and I wanted to find one I could actually finish. (And then I got stuck figuring out how to fix its weird broken widescreen feature.)

Fluidity definitely forced me to learn more about how accelerometer input works and the math behind it. It wanted some pretty specific/accurate info that I wasn't initially providing. Pretty great that you 100%'ed it already with the hack. I ended up playing through quite a lot of it again just to test that everything was working correctly, but nowhere near 100%!

Nice to know that USB Loader GX uses RC24's code database. They mirror GameHacking.org's, and technically I got approved to post to GameHacking a couple of months ago. I never actually took them up on the offer, mainly because I got sidetracked doing a bunch of Classic Controller hacks, haha. I'll have to see if they'll still have me.

Actually, alternate control schemes mostly boil down to how much energy I've got when I'm posting the code set. For the last few codes though (I think starting with New Super Mario Bros. Wii, actually?) I've been including the assembly code in the Technical Notes section, which you can use to remap the controls any way you like. I know it sounds kind of complicated, but it's really quite simple to modify the controls if anybody wants a different setup and you don't need any technical knowledge at all.

With the assembly copied from the Technical Notes, you can just paste it into the app CodeWrite, put the insertion address (the number you see at the top of the assembly file) into the top field, then click the right arrow to generate the Gecko code for you, so all you have to do is swap the button numbers around. You can see in the screenshot below where the A/B/X/Y buttons are mapped.

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Each button is labelled with a friendly name like CLASSIC_A and then to change what emulated button gets pressed, you just change the last line for that button, e.g. ori r6, r6, 0x100 ; 2. To swap NSMBWii around to using a B/A approach, you'd just want to do something like this:

Code:

CLASSIC_A: andi. r9, r8, 0x10 beq- CLASSIC_B ori r6, r6, 0x100 ; 2 CLASSIC_B: andi. r9, r8, 0x40 beq- CLASSIC_X ori r6, r6, 0x200 ; 1 CLASSIC_X: andi. r9, r8, 0x8 beq- CLASSIC_Y ori r6, r6, 0x80 ; shake CLASSIC_Y: andi. r9, r8, 0x20 beq- REVISION ori r6, r6, 0x800 ; a

Once you've built your code, you can just replace the button mapping part in the original hack with your custom version.

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A collaboration between Namco and tri-Crescendo (Star Ocean, Baten Kaitos, Tales of ...), Fragile Dreams: Farewell Ruins of the Moon is a genre-bending ... survival horror RPG? As one of the few remaining humans still alive in post-apocalyptic future Japan, Seto braves the dangerous outside world looking for other survivors and an explanation of just what has happened to this ruined world. Gameplay involves real-time combat with a level up and inventory system interrupted by more thoughtful segments involving environmental and other puzzles.

USA EUR JPN

Code:

Classic Controller Support [Vague Rant] 04244BE0 38000001 041108D8 38000001 C223EF28 0000000E 889E005C 2C040002 40820060 809E0004 4800000D 00000000 BF800000 7CA802A6 C0050004 D01E04DC 70800080 41820010 38C00004 90C50000 48000020 80C50000 2C060000 40810024 2C140001 4082000C 38C6FFFF 90C50000 FC800090 D09E04D8 FC042028 D01E04DC 80C3000C 00000000 C223F998 00000027 90010024 2C040000 40820128 8803005C 2C000002 4082011C 2C140001 408200D8 48000019 3DCCCCCD 801FA430 3FAAAAAB 3DCCCCCD 3F800000 7CA802A6 90A1000C 80830000 70800400 40820044 38000002 9803005E C0030074 D0030020 C0230078 FC200850 D0230024 FC000210 FC200A10 FC00082A C0250000 FC000800 41810078 38000000 9803005E 4800006C 38000002 9803005E 81850004 7D8803A6 4E800021 2C030001 7FE3FB78 80A1000C C0450008 40820008 EC4200B2 C065000C C0030060 C0230074 FC20082A C0030020 FC211024 48000035 D0030020 C0030064 C0230078 FC20082A C0030024 FC200850 48000019 D0030024 80010024 7C0803A6 38210020 4E800020 FC0100FA C0250010 FC000800 4180000C FC000890 48000014 FC200850 FC000800 41810008 FC000890 4E800020 60000000 00000000 04240890 7FC3F378 C223E9A4 0000001A 2C040002 408200BC 38800001 71090800 41820008 60C68000 71090001 41820008 60C60008 71094000 41820008 60C60004 71090002 41820008 60C60001 71098000 41820008 60C60002 71090010 41820008 60C60800 71090040 41820008 60C60400 71090008 41820008 60C60080 71090020 41820008 60C60800 71092000 41820008 60C64000 71090200 41820008 60C60800 71090080 41820008 60C62000 71090004 41820008 60C60400 71090400 41820008 60C60010 71091000 41820008 60C61000 7CC73378 70C99FFF 60000000 00000000

Code:

Classic Controller Support [Vague Rant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

Code:

Classic Controller Support [Vague Rant] 04031148 38000001 C2228398 0000000E 881E005C 2C000002 40820060 809E0004 4800000D 00000000 BF800000 7CA802A6 C0050004 D01E04A8 70800080 41820010 38C00004 90C50000 48000020 80C50000 2C060000 40810024 2C0F0001 4082000C 38C6FFFF 90C50000 FC800090 D09E04A4 FC042028 D01E04A8 80C3000C 00000000 C2228DE0 00000027 90010024 2C040000 40820128 8803005C 2C000002 4082011C 2C0F0001 408200D8 48000019 3DCCCCCD 801E5378 3FAAAAAB 3DCCCCCD 3F800000 7CA802A6 90A1000C 80830000 70800400 40820044 38000002 9803005E C0030074 D0030020 C0230078 FC200850 D0230024 FC000210 FC200A10 FC00082A C0250000 FC000800 41810078 38000000 9803005E 4800006C 38000002 9803005E 81850004 7D8803A6 4E800021 2C030001 7FE3FB78 80A1000C C0450008 40820008 EC4200B2 C065000C C0030060 C0230074 FC20082A C0030020 FC211024 48000035 D0030020 C0030064 C0230078 FC20082A C0030024 FC200850 48000019 D0030024 80010024 7C0803A6 38210020 4E800020 FC0100FA C0250010 FC000800 4180000C FC000890 48000014 FC200850 FC000800 41810008 FC000890 4E800020 60000000 00000000 04229C98 7FC3F378 C222A388 0000001A 2C040002 408200BC 38800001 71200800 41820008 60E78000 71200001 41820008 60E70008 71204000 41820008 60E70004 71200002 41820008 60E70001 71208000 41820008 60E70002 71200010 41820008 60E70800 71200040 41820008 60E70400 71200008 41820008 60E70080 71200020 41820008 60E70800 71202000 41820008 60E74000 71200200 41820008 60E70800 71200080 41820008 60E72000 71200004 41820008 60E70400 71200400 41820008 60E70010 71201000 41820008 60E71000 7CE83B78 70E09FFF 60000000 00000000

Button Mapping

[TABLE=full]
[TR]
[th]Wii Remote/Nunchuk[/th][th]Classic Controller[/th][th]Function[/th]
[/TR]
[TR]
[td]Wiimote Home[/td][td]Home
You must hold the B button to enable the pointer[/td][td]Open/Close Home Menu[/td]
[/TR]
[TR]
[td]Wiimote D-Pad[/td][td]D-Pad[/td][td]Menus
Navigation
Gameplay
Open Menus[/td]
[/TR]
[TR]
[td]Wiimote A[/td][td]A
Y
R[/td][td]Menus
Confirm
Gameplay
Attack
Interact[/td]
[/TR]
[TR]
[td]Wiimote B[/td][td]B
ZR[/td][td]Menus
Cancel
Gameplay
First-Person View[/td]
[/TR]
[TR]
[td]Wiimote 1 & 2[/td][td]Not mapped[/td][td]Not used?[/td]
[/TR]
[TR]
[td]Wiimote Plus[/td][td]Plus[/td][td]Zoom In Map[/td]
[/TR]
[TR]
[td]Wiimote Minus[/td][td]Minus[/td][td]Zoom Out Map[/td]
[/TR]
[TR]
[td]Wiimote Tilt[/td][td]X[/td][td]Gameplay
Hint from PF[/td]
[/TR]
[TR]
[td]Wiimote Pointer[/td][td]Third-Person
Right Stick
First-Person
Left Stick
Right Stick[/td][td]Gameplay
Aim Flashlight[/td]
[/TR]
[TR]
[td]Nunchuk Stick[/td][td]Left Stick[/td][td]Menus
Navigation
Gameplay
Movement[/td]
[/TR]
[TR]
[td]Nunchuk C[/td][td]L[/td][td]Gameplay
Crouch[/td]
[/TR]
[TR]
[td]Nunchuk Z[/td][td]ZL[/td][td]Gameplay
Re-Center Camera[/td]
[/TR]
[/TABLE]

General Notes

Fragile Dreams is a game where you walk around pointing a flashlight for the entire game. Ordinarily, this is controlled with the IR pointer, so this required some specific handing to make it work on a stick. When you're walking around in third-person view, the flashlight is directly mapped on the Right Stick in an absolute sense: you're not controlling a cursor, you just point the stick in the direction you want to point the flashlight. When you're not using the stick, the flashlight is simply pointed straight ahead of your character.

When you hold the B button to enter the first-person view to inspect objects, this switches to a cursor-based setup where you control where the flashlight is pointing in a relative fashion; the cursor position moves based on what you do on the stick (in first-person, that means either stick) and stays wherever you leave it rather than snapping back to the center. Neither of these is quite as good as a real IR pointer, but this was the best way I could find to accommodate the flashlight.

I recommend going into the Options menu and disabling the cursor icon. It's quite distracting when playing in third-person mode because the Right Stick will flail the cursor around awkwardly. You don't really need it anyway because the position of the flashlight beam already indicates where the cursor is pointing.

Technically, you don't have the flashlight for the first couple of minutes of the game. The cursor is slightly useful right at the beginning since you don't have the flashlight to behave as a substitute cursor. You might want to play up to the first save point then turn off the cursor in the Options. Alternatively, you can just deal with having no cursor for a couple of minutes until you grab the flashlight, whatever works for you.

Fragile Dreams has an optional feature that has you use audio from the Wiimote speaker to hear hints and find things in your surroundings. The game has been confirmed to work as a Wii U VC injection (thanks @KeinesR!), but you absolutely must go into the Fragile Dreams Options screen and turn off the Wiimote speaker. Wii VC does not emulate that feature, so if you leave it enabled, it will be impossible to progress. Disabling this feature will pipe the Wiimote audio into the normal game audio so you're not missing anything. While you're in the Options, I would also recommend enabling the visual indicator for sounds.

The game's tutorial screens will still say things like "Hold the Wii Remote to your ear." I'm ... I'm not in charge of those, that's just how they made the game. Any time something wants you to hold the Wiimote to your ear, just listen to the audio coming from your normal speakers. This has nothing to do with the Classic Controller hack, the original game just doesn't account for people turning off that feature.

Technical Notes
Code breakdown:

04 in setKpad(): disable leftover Classic Controller support in the Home Button Menu because it interferes with the simulated Wiimote & Nunchuk; not necessary in JPN version

04: disable Nunchuk error

C2 in read_kpad_acc(): simulate tilting the Wiimote to receive a hint from PF

C2 in calc_dpd_variable(): dual-mode pointer emulation with absolute and delta variants

04 in read_kpad_ext(): redirect Classic Left Stick into Nunchuk Stick

C2 in read_kpad_button() (USA/EUR)/KPADiRead() (JPN): button injector

USA/EUR JPN

Code:

; read_kpad_button ; 8023E9A4 for USA ; 8023F004 for EUR ; r4 holds extType ; r6 holds wiimote bitfield ; r7 holds wiimote+nunchuk bitfield ; r8 holds classic bitfield CLASSIC: cmpwi r4, 0x2 bne- RETURN li r4, 0x1 ; i'm a nunchuk CLASSIC_HOME: andi. r9, r8, 0x800 beq- CLASSIC_UP ori r6, r6, 0x8000 ; home CLASSIC_UP: andi. r9, r8, 0x1 beq- CLASSIC_DOWN ori r6, r6, 0x8 ; up (v) / left (h) CLASSIC_DOWN: andi. r9, r8, 0x4000 beq- CLASSIC_LEFT ori r6, r6, 0x4 ; down (v) / right (h) CLASSIC_LEFT: andi. r9, r8, 0x2 beq- CLASSIC_RIGHT ori r6, r6, 0x1 ; left (v) / down (h) CLASSIC_RIGHT: andi. r9, r8, 0x8000 beq- CLASSIC_A ori r6, r6, 0x2 ; right (v) / up (h) CLASSIC_A: andi. r9, r8, 0x10 beq- CLASSIC_B ori r6, r6, 0x800 ; a CLASSIC_B: andi. r9, r8, 0x40 beq- CLASSIC_X ori r6, r6, 0x400 ; b CLASSIC_X: andi. r9, r8, 0x8 beq- CLASSIC_Y ori r6, r6, 0x80 ; tilt CLASSIC_Y: andi. r9, r8, 0x20 beq- CLASSIC_L ori r6, r6, 0x800 ; a CLASSIC_L: andi. r9, r8, 0x2000 beq- CLASSIC_R ori r6, r6, 0x4000 ; c CLASSIC_R: andi. r9, r8, 0x200 beq- CLASSIC_ZL ori r6, r6, 0x800 ; a CLASSIC_ZL: andi. r9, r8, 0x80 beq- CLASSIC_ZR ori r6, r6, 0x2000 ; z CLASSIC_ZR: andi. r9, r8, 0x4 beq- CLASSIC_PLUS ori r6, r6, 0x400 ; b CLASSIC_PLUS: andi. r9, r8, 0x400 beq- CLASSIC_MINUS ori r6, r6, 0x10 ; plus CLASSIC_MINUS: andi. r9, r8, 0x1000 beq- RETURN ori r6, r6, 0x1000 ; minus RETURN: mr r7, r6 andi. r9, r6, 0x9FFF

Code:

; KPADRead ; 8022A388 for JPN ; r4 holds extType ; r7 holds wiimote bitfield ; r8 holds wiimote+nunchuk bitfield ; r9 holds classic bitfield CLASSIC: cmpwi r4, 0x2 bne- RETURN li r4, 0x1 ; i'm a nunchuk CLASSIC_HOME: andi. r0, r9, 0x800 beq- CLASSIC_UP ori r7, r7, 0x8000 ; home CLASSIC_UP: andi. r0, r9, 0x1 beq- CLASSIC_DOWN ori r7, r7, 0x8 ; up (v) / left (h) CLASSIC_DOWN: andi. r0, r9, 0x4000 beq- CLASSIC_LEFT ori r7, r7, 0x4 ; down (v) / right (h) CLASSIC_LEFT: andi. r0, r9, 0x2 beq- CLASSIC_RIGHT ori r7, r7, 0x1 ; left (v) / down (h) CLASSIC_RIGHT: andi. r0, r9, 0x8000 beq- CLASSIC_A ori r7, r7, 0x2 ; right (v) / up (h) CLASSIC_A: andi. r0, r9, 0x10 beq- CLASSIC_B ori r7, r7, 0x800 ; a CLASSIC_B: andi. r0, r9, 0x40 beq- CLASSIC_X ori r7, r7, 0x400 ; b CLASSIC_X: andi. r0, r9, 0x8 beq- CLASSIC_Y ori r7, r7, 0x80 ; tilt CLASSIC_Y: andi. r0, r9, 0x20 beq- CLASSIC_L ori r7, r7, 0x800 ; a CLASSIC_L: andi. r0, r9, 0x2000 beq- CLASSIC_R ori r7, r7, 0x4000 ; c CLASSIC_R: andi. r0, r9, 0x200 beq- CLASSIC_ZL ori r7, r7, 0x800 ; a CLASSIC_ZL: andi. r0, r9, 0x80 beq- CLASSIC_ZR ori r7, r7, 0x2000 ; z CLASSIC_ZR: andi. r0, r9, 0x4 beq- CLASSIC_PLUS ori r7, r7, 0x400 ; b CLASSIC_PLUS: andi. r0, r9, 0x400 beq- CLASSIC_MINUS ori r7, r7, 0x10 ; plus CLASSIC_MINUS: andi. r0, r9, 0x1000 beq- RETURN ori r7, r7, 0x1000 ; minus RETURN: mr r8, r7 andi. r0, r7, 0x9FFF

Does the Fragile Dreams hack work on Dolphin's emulated classic controller? Apparently I can't use the IR pointer.

MeowthBlep · Nov 20, 2025

There should be codes like this for GameCube controllers too

RAMONCHITO · Nov 21, 2025

It's a shame that this work with the code is stalled. It gave new perspectives to many Wii games that practically forced motion controls unnecessarily...

And I love games that innovate in the way they're played, using motion controls intelligently, but some created tedious movements for things that would be much more fun with the press of a button.

One example is "Pirates Plund-Arrr," which would be a pretty decent clone of "Castle Crasher," if it didn't force the Wii Remote to swing during every attack...

creedof69 · Nov 21, 2025

RAMONCHITO said:
It's a shame that this work with the code is stalled. It gave new perspectives to many Wii games that practically forced motion controls unnecessarily...

And I love games that innovate in the way they're played, using motion controls intelligently, but some created tedious movements for things that would be much more fun with the press of a button.

One example is "Pirates Plund-Arrr," which would be a pretty decent clone of "Castle Crasher," if it didn't force the Wii Remote to swing during every attack...

I totally agree with you, on some multiplatform games you can have 2 "policy":
- Devs can say that as the game is already coming for PS2/PS3 and 360, We have prebuilt layout for classic controller layout, let's go.

Or (you are a Lego game dev

)

- As the game is already coming for PS2/PS3 and 360, let's get the Wii an original gameplay layout. If they don't like it they probably have a PS3.

The problem is the 1st one include the 2nd one, so basically they just didn't spend time to code a CC layout when they could and even less a GameCube controller one.

KelSolaar · Nov 23, 2025

Vague Rant please come back!

ShadowOne333 · Nov 23, 2025

KelSolaar said:
Vague Rant please come back!

Amen to that

Nakamichi · Dec 1, 2025

would this sort of thing also work with mario galaxy 1 and 2?
or can this only be played on switch with normal controls?

Technician · Dec 1, 2025

Nakamichi said:
would this sort of thing also work with mario galaxy 1 and 2?
or can this only be played on switch with normal controls?

Just search for super mario galaxy 1 and 2 with the wii u gamepad on gbatemp. Those two started this whole thing here.

Nakamichi · Dec 1, 2025

Technician said:
Just search for super mario galaxy 1 and 2 with the wii u gamepad on gbatemp. Those two started this whole thing here.

Does that work well?

creedof69 · Dec 2, 2025

Nakamichi said:
would this sort of thing also work with mario galaxy 1 and 2?
or can this only be played on switch with normal controls?

Mario Galaxys work with riivolution patches look for it on YouTube and gbatemp

Nakamichi · Dec 2, 2025

creedof69 said:
Mario Galaxys work with riivolution patches look for it on YouTube and gbatemp

i found it, hadnt had a chance to try it, yet tho!
Does it work well?

creedof69 · Dec 2, 2025

Nakamichi said:
i found it, hadnt had a chance to try it, yet tho!
Does it work well?

Depend on your feelings, I tried to get the Nintendo switch experience so I set the all stars mapping, but the B button is mapped as ZR for Anywhere in the game including menus. So "back" button is ZR. I did finally set the controls like the Nvidia version even if you can't jump with B and spin with Y.

Nakamichi · Dec 2, 2025

creedof69 said:
Depend on your feelings, I tried to get the Nintendo switch experience so I set the all stars mapping, but the B button is mapped as ZR for Anywhere in the game including menus. So "back" button is ZR. I did finally set the controls like the Nvidia version even if you can't jump with B and spin with Y.

i tried it now, allstars. i really like it!

EDIT: I did wonder tho if theres a way to remove the cursor from the screen?
The blue star you use to collect shinesprites and use pull-stars etc.
For me its constantly on the screen.

creedof69 · Dec 2, 2025

Nakamichi said:
i tried it now, allstars. i really like it!

EDIT: I did wonder tho if theres a way to remove the cursor from the screen?
The blue star you use to collect shinesprites and use pull-stars etc.
For me its constantly on the screen.

Not as far as I know. Keep in mind that the patch doesn't "add classic controller support" as a Nintendo could do themselves, but map the wiimote+nunchuk button to the controller.

Jayinem · Dec 2, 2025

I stopped using my Wii and switched to Dolphin on PC and I thought maybe these could help on Dolphin but I think I have a pretty good config to use for all games that use Wiimote + nunchuk if anyone needs it let me know I could probably upload it.

Nakamichi · Dec 2, 2025

creedof69 said:
Not as far as I know. Keep in mind that the patch doesn't "add classic controller support" as a Nintendo could do themselves, but map the wiimote+nunchuk button to the controller.

i guess thats not so bad, i can just move it to the corner.
i still prefer this over galaxy 1 and 2 on switch, so much fun!

Post automatically merged: Dec 3, 2025

Jayinem said:
I stopped using my Wii and switched to Dolphin on PC and I thought maybe these could help on Dolphin but I think I have a pretty good config to use for all games that use Wiimote + nunchuk if anyone needs it let me know I could probably upload it.

Sorry for double-post, but yes! i would like that config very much.

Only ever emulated the wii games listed here as well as galaxy 1 and 2 with classic controls. more would always be better

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