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Support Mayflash W012 drivers Support I tried using Zadig(Dolphin still didn't recognize) and I'd like to revert my adapter to the original driver since it wont recognize it with the updater from Mayflashes website.

Posting here for future reference: Make sure to read this entire post before touching anything so you know what to do before you actually do anything Help, which Mayflash driver do I need for my Gamecube Anyone know which driver to use? Edit: Found the answer on Amazon.

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Your computer won't recognize it and won't install the proper drivers for it.I just got a Mayflash W012 adapter to hook up my GCN controllers. However, if it works well on the other emulators without any input lag, I'm sure it'll work spectacular on the Dolphin emulator.Īddendum: If you also want to get it, make sure you switch the back to PC instead of Wii U. I sadly can't run a game on Dolphin as I don't have a game to run it, so I can't give you a proper answer. It's still a shame it won't work on my VirtuaNES, but I still have my 360 controller so it's not much of a problem. I've done some tests again with some games and they work as well as any other controller such as the 360 controller or my Logitech F310. I just press the buttons and boom, it's mapped!

Lastly, the Dolphin Emulator, it recognizes and it will map easily without much tweaking.

My ePSXe and PPSSPP (PS1 and PSP emulators) don't recognize it sadly.

DeSmuMe works well, if a tad awkward with the controller set up.

Project64 1.6 can't seem to work with the GCN Controller, even if I tweaked settings.

I've done some emulator tests and here are my results: The cable to connect it to the Wii U is long, about twice the length of my arm and I have average sized arms for a 6 foot guy, so if you're worried it'd be small - then worry no more.įor $20 it's worth buying, and waiting 2 weeks.

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My Classic Controller Pro is starting to die on me as I notice it's not being as responsive as it once was, which is a shame since I loved that thing when I got it for MH Tri on the Wii. Right now, I'm merely enjoying the fact that I can now use my GameCube controller for the Wii U on Smash.

Now, keep in mind I've only tried this out on the Wii U and not on my PC. It sucks for those who haven't gotten the chance to buy it, but just wait until either they make more or Nintendo finally gets the right idea to produce more of their official ones. However, since the now price is at $34, I wouldn't try to buy it until the price goes down. For what it's worth, at $20 it's the best thing to get. I went to a tournament a week (or was it two weeks?) ago that had the official adapter and I can safely say, there's no input lag from what I'm seeing right now.

It works just as good as the official one from Nintendo. However, I noticed they were quickly being sold out and I decided to bite the dust. Hear me out: when Smashboards first posted the link, I was a tad skeptical because it was a third party adapter and I'm not one to trust anything that's not official. I've waited for 2 weeks and dare I say: it works! Shouldn't be a surprise considering how it should. So, I just got the Mayflash GCN Adapter that was on ebay for like $19.90 before the price jacked up to $34.