I'm having a weird problem in MarioKart 8 Deluxe. I'm running it from an installed NSP backup, Switch is on 5.1.0 with ReiNX CFW & exFAT support. I have the Switch docked with an official Wii U Gamecube Adapter plugged into the side of the dock.
Any time I use a Gamecube controller in Port 1 of the adapter, during the race the vehicle constantly accelerates. Smart Steer / Tilt Control / Auto Acceleration are all turned off. It's weird, because it's acting like the A button is stuck being pressed down, but I have no problems hitting the A button when navigating the menus and picking a kart. It even causes the kart to rev up and spin out at the beginning of every race. I've tried two different Gamecube controllers, one black, and one silver. They're both official OEM Nintendo controllers from when the Gamecube was still being manufactured.
This problem only happens with a controller plugged into Port 1. I can leave Port 1 empty, and plug my controllers into ports 2 and 3, and everything works fine. This kind of leads me to think it's a problem with the adapter, but I've never had a problem playing games like Smash Bros. on my Wii U with it. And it still seems awfully strange that hitting the A button still works in menus, and it only affects kart acceleration. Is there any other button that it could simulate being stuck down that could cause this?
I was wondering if anyone else had a Wii U GC adapter that could give this a shot? I'm curious whether or not buying a new adapter would fix my problem.
Any time I use a Gamecube controller in Port 1 of the adapter, during the race the vehicle constantly accelerates. Smart Steer / Tilt Control / Auto Acceleration are all turned off. It's weird, because it's acting like the A button is stuck being pressed down, but I have no problems hitting the A button when navigating the menus and picking a kart. It even causes the kart to rev up and spin out at the beginning of every race. I've tried two different Gamecube controllers, one black, and one silver. They're both official OEM Nintendo controllers from when the Gamecube was still being manufactured.
This problem only happens with a controller plugged into Port 1. I can leave Port 1 empty, and plug my controllers into ports 2 and 3, and everything works fine. This kind of leads me to think it's a problem with the adapter, but I've never had a problem playing games like Smash Bros. on my Wii U with it. And it still seems awfully strange that hitting the A button still works in menus, and it only affects kart acceleration. Is there any other button that it could simulate being stuck down that could cause this?
I was wondering if anyone else had a Wii U GC adapter that could give this a shot? I'm curious whether or not buying a new adapter would fix my problem.
