Brook Super Converter GameCube to Switch Controller Console Gaming Adapter, Turbo function, Super Bomberman R Accessory

Tests performed with crude methods have no latency. If you are using a newer controller, exercise caution. The size of the port on this adapter is less tight than that of some other 3rd party adapters, but it is still more restricted than that of the original gamecube port. When inserting and removing gamecube controllers, there was no trouble. While using the new gamecube controller that came along with smash ultimate, however, the port refused to work. The reason for this is that the plastic tip of the controller isn't attached to the metal housing on the port therefore, the plastic tip gets stuck, while the rest of the port comes out with it. The best way to remove this controller if it happens to you is to clamp the outside of the port, (either the plastic or metal) and it should come out. Do not attempt to pull the controller out with force, as this can result in damage to the wires inside the port. I had to clamp the metal housing so that the plastic tip would be more secure, so I clamped the metal housing. As of now, this controller doesn't cause any problems when connected to the port. I do not think this is the fault of the adapter since I previously had an issue with another adapter. New controllers have a tendency to stick, but old ones work just fine if yours has a loose plastic tip, you may want to secure it somehow before using an adapter from a 3rd party. Considering this is a widespread problem, I wanted to create a device to solve it. . . . so why do we give it Generally, the availability of services is
In Super Smash Bros. I did some crude testing. When I compared an official wireless pro controller directly in front of me, I found no visible latency. The shield on both controllers ran out simultaneously when they held down the shield button. (Jump time and when holding down the shield button on both controllers). Please follow the steps below to set up your computer If you want the gamecube controller to be recognized as a gamecube controller, you need to update the firmware on the adapter. A version of it can be found on brookaccessory, the website for brook gaming. The company. Following the instructions and downloading the correct driver from the site on the pdf is very easy to do. You will see it recognizes your controller as a gamcube controller with rumble features and a functional Z button once it has been downloaded onto your computer. This involves a few extra steps, but once they're done, it works great. As far as aesthetics are concerned, they are Fun to play with and looks like a gamecube controller. Plug in a controller, and it looks like it has lights on the front of it. The physical characteristics of the animal are as follows One cable is 3 inches long and the other is 2 inches This is not even a joke. It's a bit of a pain to do this. The control wire for your gamecube controller is too short, or if you have a wavebird, it won't work. Speaking of wavebirds, I don't have one myself, so I can't comment on whether or not it works. You can also turn on turbo mode. However, I did not extensively test this, but it seems to work as a turbo function. Unfortunately, I am not aware of how to turn it off, and it is, also, on the adapter itself, so it does not seem very practical. This function has the following characteristics As far as I know, it worked on at least two controllers, I haven't tested it with any others. However, it has only been a day since it arrived, so it's far from dead. During my review I will update it if there are additional problems. I could not connect the device as a controller to my computer even though the box stated that it was PC/USB on the outside. has been detected but Device Manager reports that it does not start. Despite it being terrible, there was not really a mention that it could be used on a PC on the website or in the title, so I guess I will just take it. I don't use an emulator, but I bet it would have been pretty fun I would be surprised if I could fix this issue in a future firmware update for the adapter if it is not a personal issue. As soon as I got the port working this adapter worked well for my purposes. My main problem was the port getting stuck, but now that I've solved that, it has no more problems. In terms of setup and protection of controller plugs (but that's an issue not isolated to this adapter, so you need to use it properly)

Overall, I would recommend this adapter unless there are any unexpected issues in the future.

Gunnar Bauer

| Oct 12, 2020

The following has been edited There was no update available for this adapter that I was aware of. On the website, I found that this adapter is updated, and while looking for an update on the board, I also found an update for the fight stick. By updating the software, gamers can now use the GameCube controller in their GameCube games. the software is updated, holding the turbo button for five seconds is all that's needed. There's no delay in the adapter, and I've not experienced any lag. The adapter is comparable to the original one, in my opinion. The adapter has not been updated, and there was no indication anything will be done. In the event I hadn't found the update by accident, I would've returned it to you. During the past few days, I have updated the stars. In addition, I will include the original review here. I, the undersigned, have read and approved the following A positive aspect of this adapter is the design, as well as the capability of viewing the calibration of the sticks on a GameCube controller when you click on the switch icon. Normaly, you can't make that kind of change on the switch. *Be aware that this adapter turns the GameCube adapter into a pro controller, defeating the purpose of this adapter. Unfortunately, there does not appear to be a way to make the controller behave like It is not possible to press the Z button without pressing one of the triggers, and there is no pause button or a plus It is now the home button that is located on the pause The training mode cannot even be escaped because the pause/+ button is not accessible.

Grayson Stephens

| Dec 24, 2020

Basically, the gamecube controllers appear as USB pro controllers in Smash Bros Ultimate, but not in the standard version of the Switch. The Z button does not work and 'start' has the same function as Home. So, you can definitely fight it, but it doesn't notice the Z button. This means that you should select standard controller settings and not gamecube controller as your control settings for Smash. You should also make sure no important buttons are mapped to ZL and ZR because these aren't working. There is no charge or size issue with these controllers, so you can use them with other games and they are a cheap way to have four controllers.

Axel Fry

| Feb 18, 2021

Here's what we need to know Despite the fact that it looks sick, it does its job perfectly. I would definitely recommend this product.

Cecilia Palmer

| Apr 08, 2021

Wii U has none of the problems that led to the design of this adapter and works beautifully on the Switch.

Amiyah Graves

| Jan 18, 2021

Press Z, hold R/L
+/- and then release In the screenshot shown below, hold Z, press the left/right dpad buttons
Home = press Start
Screenshot = hold Z, press Start
R/L stick buttons = click the right and left This adapter works perfectly, and works better than the official one. This application is able to recognize the GCN controller as a Pro Controller and programs inputs for all of the missing controls. In some of the other reviews, it was pointed out the lack of Plus/Minus buttons, but they are also covered. A second problem is that to press the "stick buttons," you need to hit R/L or ZR/ZL, but you can usually avoid those inputs by pressing them fast enough or by mapping a less intrusive control if the game allows it (like Skyrim and Minecraft).

Bentley Bird

| Jul 07, 2020