• Switch to “Wii U” or “PC” mode by using the switch located on the side
  • The GameCube Controller Adapter allows you to connect up to four GameCube controllers (or wireless GameCube controllers) to a Wii U system, PC USB, Switch
  • Supports the built-in Vibration Feedback with no delays by plugging the two USB ports of the adapter into your Wii U system or PC USB connector ports
  • Compatible with Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7,Windows 8,32 bit and 64 bit and Mac OS under the PC mode
  • The driver is required if you need the vibration feedback on the PC mode

UPDATE: The adapter works with Nintendo Switch for Smash Bros Ultimate and as a replacement joy con for other games when no motion controls are needed. Using the adapter in Wii U mode, plug the black usb male plug into your switch hub while using the switch in tv mode. You can now use your gamecube controllers as you would any other controller on the switch. Tested with Rocket League, Astro Bears Party, Fortnite and more. I'm hoping this holds up in December with Smash Bros Ultimate. This sounds too good to be true but could definitely save hundreds on joy cons. Original Review: Not many reviews talk about the PC aspect, so I'll discuss that first. In PC mode, the controller is fully mappable as a normal joystick and supports rumble after quick installation of drivers by Mayflash's website. I have used this adapter with two versions of Project64 (with rumble support!!), SNES9x, and NEStopia: each program worked great with the controller. In Wii U mode, this works great with Dolphin, a GameCube/Wii emulator, once you follow the directions on the Dolphin website. Dolphin is preconfigured for rumble support and premapped input. Could not be happier with using this on my PC. On the Wii U, as long as it is in Wii U mode, it works right out of the box for Smash Bros Wii U ONLY with first party wired and third party wired/wireless controllers. Have not tested this with a Wavebird GC controller yet, as I do not have one. No input lag whatsoever, was able to easily perfect pivot even though I am not a top tier competitive player. This adapter has an amazing build, with hefty supports at each point where the cord ends. Third party controllers do not fit as snug as first party controllers into the ports, however this has caused no problems even when playing with 4 players on the PC. The switch from PC to Wii U mode is large and has the right amount of resistance so that it will not switch unintentionally but feels like it will last a long time. All being said, if you plan to ever use this on the PC, then this is a much better option than the official adapter as you can take advantage of Dolphins Wii U mode support while having many more options than Nintendo's adapter when in PC mode. For the Wii U only this adapter is equal with Nintendo's, so pick whichever works best for you with price vs collector value. EDIT: This does work with the Wavebird!!

A disclaimer: I only just received this product, so I am not making any statement about its reliability. Others reviews can, perhaps, attest to its longevity. I can simply confirm that, with the Nintendo Switch 4.0 update which allows GameCube controller support through the Wii U adapter, this device serves perfectly well as a replacement to the harder-to-find Nintendo-branded product.

I went from a bad player with a Pro Controller to a bad player with a GameCube controller 10/10

To start things off, I've encountered ONE issue so far, and it wasn't until I got at least a year and a half of use out of the adapter. As of now, two of the ports have issues regarding ghost inputs, which may be attributed to the manufacturing of the device, or due to my repeated use. Personally, I feel it's safe to say I used my product until it's end. Anyways, I will now list Pros and Cons: Pros: Affordable Durable Wii U and PC compatible (PC compatibility requires no set-up. There is a mode switch on the back) Compact Cons: Could be more aesthetically pleasing Does not stay in place on surfaces very well Possible port issues All in all, it's a fantastic product that I constantly recommend over the official Nintendo-brand adapter, mostly due to the price and simple PC compatibility. Though my adapter ran into port issues after a year-and-a-half, I am still looking to buy another due to its cost-efficiency, and easy PC compatibility.

Works well with the PC, allowing you to use your favorite GameCube controllers with your PC games! About the Nintendo Switch: After Nintendo's 4.0.0 update, I was hoping that the adapter would work just like the WiiU official adapter allowing 4 GC controllers at once. Sadly, while in the WiiU mode, the controllers are not recognized. In PC mode, all controllers work as the same input (all control the same player), and the analog sticks are detected as D-Pads. I hope that Mayflash gives us a firmware update so this adapter works with our Nintendo Switches as well! Will post an update if they do.

I was skeptical buying this 3rd party adapter at first, but when the Nintendo one was impossible to find for less than 100 bucks, I decided to give it a try. Hooked up my old Gamecube controllers and it worked as advertised. I didnt notice any lag playing, or any faulty ports when testing. Worth the 20 bucks if you prefer the Gamecube controller and dont want the hassle of tracking down a Nintendo brand adapter. If Nintendo won't continue making their adapters and keep them in stock, you should give your business elsewhere who will fulfill the need for this adapter. This Mayflash adapter fulfills that need. I havnt played any other games with this adapter, but it works great for Smash Ultimate for the Switch.

I bought this product so I could use my old Gamecube controllers on my Nintendo Switch (including the Wavebird Wireless Controller). It works exactly as advertised and the response time seems perfect as well. It's a great way to give your old controllers new life. If you're someone who's looking to get this for your Nintendo Switch like I was, just keep in mind that game functions that call for motion control won't work. That said, I have yet to come across a game for the Switch where motion controls are an absolute must in order to play. Mario Odyssey allows you to use motion controls more than any other game I've played, but it's still easily playable without ever using that function. Lastly, also keep in mind that you don't get to determine which buttons become what on a different controller than the Switch's. For example, the left shoulder button that allows you crouch, long jump, and backflip in Mario Odyssey became the Z button on my Gamecube controller (instead of the left bumper). So you may have issues in certain games where it's not nearly as intuitive as using the Switch's controller is. But to me, this is still completely acceptable---the convenience of being able to use my old controllers again far outweighs the very minor nuisance.

Originally thought it didn’t work with switch.... that is until i realized i hadn’t changed the switch on the back of the adapter from PC mode to switch mode. Works flawlessly

I got this item primarily for super smash bros. ultimate and so far it does the job just as I anticipated. I have 4 gamecube controllers and have not had any issues using them with my switch. I even tested playing Minecraft with my switch using a gamecube controller and this adapter, it actually was easy to configure. I had to set up the controller setting so that the L/R buttons were flipped with ZL/ZR but it could not have been simpler. After a week of having this product I finally realized there are USB ports on the left side of the switch dock, dumb mistake on my end. It is worth mentioning that there are two USBs on this adapter, the black one has given me better luck than the grey one when comparing if only one of them are plugged in. When I realized both can be plugged in on the left side it wasn't an issue, but when I was plugging one or the other (black or grey) in the back side of the dock my experience is that the black one is more reliable.

Not only does it work for the Wii U but it also works for the Switch! It took a few tries to get it to work on Mario Cart because at first it wasn't connecting, but you just need to close the game and reopen it in order for it to register that the adapter is plugged in. The game cube controllers work with every game as well, so it's a nice switch from the joycons that the Switch uses to a classic controller.