You need an adapter to plug your GameCube controller into your Wii U. Now, there are a few different adapters out there each with their own advantages and disadvantages.
There's one that plugs into your Wiimote and allows the GameCube controller to be used as a Classic Controller, so it has great compatibility with games, but you won't have analog input for L/R and you'll be missing the left bumper that some games use from the Classic Controller.
There's the official adapter which the GameCube controller works perfectly with, but the only official title that supports it is SSB4. There's a library for it for homebrew, but the homebrew has to be compiled with it.
There's a few others out there, just Google around and buy the one you like.
I want to use controller on vwii show me a image of the adaptor (considered classic controller)
my gamecube controller
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That latter are just GameCube styled Classic Controllers, they're not GameCube controllers. Granted, I don't think the OP's native language is English.It depends what kind of GameCube controller it is.
Is it actually a wired GameCube controller that you can use on the NGC/Wii and Wii U GameCube adapter or a GameCube-themed controller that connects to the Wiimote? There's a difference and the OP didn't clarify (Well, he did with the "connect to the Wii remote").
The first adapter I was talking about: http://www.amazon.com/Mayflash-Nintendo-GameCube-Controller-Adapter-Wii/dp/B00BS520SGI want to use controller on vwii show me a image of the adaptor (considered classic controller)
my gamecube controller
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I think he was referring to the adapter I mentioned, though I could be wrong.If the GameCube controller you have is recognised as a Classic Controller then it's either Hori or PDP and not a real GameCube controller.
Manpaint, what's the shape of the connector at the end of your cord? It should be round or rectangular.
Yeah, that's a GameCube controller, you'll need one of the adapters I mentioned earlier, despite what those sellers told you.round