Yup, in Wii games that support it, VC Games (I tested N64 and Snes games ATM) and of course Nintendont and others HBSo the pro controller works with regular Wii games like VC games and HB?
Yup, in Wii games that support it, VC Games (I tested N64 and Snes games ATM) and of course Nintendont and others HBSo the pro controller works with regular Wii games like VC games and HB?
Cool thanks, seems like the Wii detects this controller as a regular classic controller, only it's chargeable, I should snap one soon!Yup, in Wii games that support it, VC Games (I tested N64 and Snes games ATM) and of course Nintendont and others HB
Wait a second, are you talking about the Wii U Pro Controller? Or Classic Controller Pro?Cool thanks, seems like the Wii detects this controller as a regular classic controller, only it's chargeable, I should snap one soon!
Wii U classic controller proWait a second, are you talking about the Wii U Pro Controller? Or Classic Controller Pro?
Oh I'm sorry I thought that you were talking about the CC Pro, well the Wii U Pro only works with some HB Apps like Nintendont, Fix released the library to the public so it depends of the HB Maker to make use of it,besides that Wii U Pro Controller doesn't work with Wii Games or VC Games afaik.Wii U classic controller pro
Oh I'm sorry I thought that you were talking about the CC Pro, well the Wii U Pro only works with some HB Apps like Nintendont, Fix released the library to the public so it depends of the HB Maker to make use of it,besides that Wii U Pro Controller doesn't work with Wii Games or VC Games afaik.
Really? Well i'm lost nowThey are talking about the Classic Controller Pro.
Maybe is the language barrier, but the Wii U Classic Controller Pro is the same that the Wii CCP? Or Nintendo Released a new one? A quick google search brings me the Wii CCP and the Wii U Pro Controller.sonictopfan said Wii U Classic Controller Pro.
I have never heard of the Wii U classic controller pro
I see, well if that's the case, my first answer stands, the WII (Not Wii U) Classic Controller Pro, works with VC Games, Homebrew and WII Games that support it (just check the back of the box or read Wikipedia they have a list)He means the Classic Controller Pro. I am assuming it was a typo.
I see, well if that's the case, my first answer stands, the WII (Not Wii U) Classic Controller Pro, works with VC Games, Homebrew and WII Games that support it (just check the back of the box or read Wikipedia they have a list)
there is 3 controllersI see, well if that's the case, my first answer stands, the WII (Not Wii U) Classic Controller Pro, works with VC Games, Homebrew and WII Games that support it (just check the back of the box or read Wikipedia they have a list)
there is 3 controllers
Classic controller(wii)
Classic controller pro(wii)
WiiU Pro Controller(wiiu)
there is no such thing as a wiiu classic controller, its just the wii classic controller or classic controller pro there is no wiiu version, the only controller the wiiu has its WIIU pro controller
Wii classic controller and classic controller pro have the same compat they are the same controller in diferent formats but every game a classic controller works a classic controller pro will also work.
never said they didnt, wiimotes and nunchuck also work on some wiiu games what i meant is those were wii controllers made for the wii and there is no verison of a controller called wiiu classic controller at all.Both Classic Controllers do work with some Wii U games.
triforce game like mario gp2 graphic goes black and white, can you fix plz? thanks
are you sure they delete ninconfig.bin? I always thought nintendont used ninconfig for the args sent to it and wiiflow and usb loader gx just sent their own arguments to nintendont never really changing ninconfig.bin. thats why if you launch a gc game with wiiflow it doesnt change nintendonts settings and doesnt save them. i could be wrong though.
It was an executive decision by the creators of the USB loaders because people were complaining that ninconfig.bin was messing with the loaders' ability to play games (which was a false assumption)