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thank you planning to make compact wii laptop retro console, rv loader is a great.

They need to rethink really how ODEs are made. No soldering, no modifying, just plug to a drive cable. I know it is not that straightforward but it should be possible, even if more ODE formats would be required depending on console hardware layout...

waiting for those official NSO gamecube controllers that were rumored. Hopefully they're in the pipeline for early in the switch 2 lifecycle.

Hi. I just got a new ossc pro and i can't figure out the profile import. i tried to flash both ver.89.bin and ver,90fx.bin profiles from correctly importing json files with the corresponding version number. The ossc firmware version is 1.11. Am I up on shit creek or is it possible to use the ossc profiles on the ossc pro?

Why in the world haven't they made a update to the 8bitdo PCB for USB-C? lol

works on intellivision controller?

08:45 My dream GBA replacement pcb would have extra features like composite out through a TRRS jack, USB-C charging and a soft-latching power button like a DS. Maybe even a IR port so it could use the IR features of Gen 2 pokemon and Pokemon TCG.

I just installed the neshub, but my light is constantly blue and is not pulsing/flashing. I can't connect any of my Bluetooth controllers

test the miadore Wireless NGC Controller ... also sold under a bunch of other names since chinese and dropshipped often, i for one really like that controller since it also support Xinput mode on PC and offers all the additional buttons a Gamecube controller would be missing compared to modern Xbox or Switch Pro controller, i regular use mine on the Wii for Gamecube games and on the PC for well most PC games with controller support

Hello. Where's the first video with installing all the parts?

dang man, 600 for 10 PCBs, you can buy these things fully assembled for 50. not a good deal buying them partly assembled it sounds like

not all 001 models have this port still later models before they removed the digital port lack the serial port oddly

Just flip EXP 9 or EXP 3 on the NES Hub for expansion audio if you are using an Everdrive. I finally figured this out yesterday, the instructions on Stone Aged Gamer were helpful. I still can't change software settings, though, as my device behaves as if a embedded setting for that isn't configured.

Don't buy the battlergc pro. I bought 1 and it was drifting the first day (wouldn't stop unless I power cycled) they sent me a second one and that one had connectivity issues

Did the firmware update ever change the results?

Post-Trim Resistance Check: Does anyone know why 3.3V to literally anywhere on the chart, starts charging, and goes from 4k to 8.3k pretty much every time, and then discharges after removing meter probes?

There's a very nice 2.4GHz option from iNNEXT (sometimes sold as Saffun). It's shaped like a Wavebird and is available from Amazon and AliExpress, but unlike the Wavebird, it features rumble.

Can you look into the Saffun Wavebird clone controller. I hear it's pretty good but would love a video review

Which version gamecube?

I have the retro fighter controller and love it. I’d prefer OG style triggers, but it’s a worthy trade off in this case. Bluetooth range has also been somewhat underwhelming, but I’ve not had issues with 2.4ghz. The fact that it works great on Switch (including gyro and all the other buttons not included on the GC controller) is a huge bonus as well, but the button layout is hit and miss depending on game. I’d love to try the 8bitdo, but the proprietary charging cable is a dealbreaker for me. I am not gonna go out of my way to keep track of one cable for a specific controller. If there was a solution for USB C, perhaps through custom controller enclosures, I’d be much more inclined to get one.

with the price of everything added up I can just buy a brook wingman

RetroFighters are great, but I still wouldn't use any controller on GameCube except OEM.

Possible to use the NES cable on the Famicom one, so I can use a FC controller on my NES?

I've had the PowerA Gamecube controller for years and it's my favorite Gamecube style controller for Switch. if 8bitdo made a whole controller and not just a replacement PCB I might be more interested. Hall Effect sticks are a nice selling point, though.

UPDATE: Several people have asked me to test the latest (v 1.35) BattlerGC Pro firmware, as Retro Fighters has released a firmware to address latency. I've created a new box plot that shows the measurements of the updated firmware, and the results are better than the previous firmware! See here: x.com/dubesinhower/status/1878581290926068019 Or here: bsky.app/profile/did:plc:7umyx3dtysq2cxyuoewu4a6e/post/3lfldydolzx25

Why not just use a Xeno mod chip? Much cheaper and easier to install.

I got the Retro Fighter for Christmas. I can't seem to get it to connect without grabbing another controller to navigate to the pairing screen first. It automatically shuts off after 10 minutes. This is obnoxious. 8BitDo's controllers just... work out of the box.

The 8bitdo mod kit should never be recommended. The hall sticks can't be calibrated, and are horrible out of the box. Calibrating on Switch does nothing of value, and even if it did, calibration is forgotten at power off of the controller. Absolutely awful solution.

I would do this if it was only buying the Hd+ and pico is that possible??

I am not a fan of any of the Retro Fighters controllers I've used. They all feel so cheap and too light.

2.5 hours with no chapters????

How is the Retro Fighters' dpad? With all my Retro Fighters controllers (I have two Defenders and the older BattlerGC), I get constant diagonal inputs on them while holding up. Unfortunately it makes them unusable for games like Resident Evil, where I need precise dpads. They don't have the individual switches like this new one does, so I'm a little hopeful, but still reluctant to spend the money.

Seeing you hold down a wire with your bare finger while soldering it in place with the iron so close to your finger is kinda wild.

I guess this is going to push me to get that GC Battler controller. It'll play better for Switch games at least. Also the longer battery life is going to be great. I need a new Switch controller. I don't want to wait on the inevitable stick drift for my joycons...

retro fighters for the win - if you're into ergonomics, convenience, and functionality that is

Not a fan of how the retro fighter controller looks

Currently NYXI Warrior is by far the best Gamecube controller. Haven't tried this new retro fighters, but they have a long way to go if we compare the last one they made.

Thank you for the in-depth review and feedback!

My battler GC Pro came with a dud GC Receiver, basically kept disconnecting randomly. Customer support sent me a new controller w/receiver since we didn't know which one was the issue. The new receiver works great so that was the issue. Just an fyi for anyone buying it, could be just a bad luck issue I had or could be more widespread.

We're talking $$$money

Just gwt a wavebird :]

Is it possible to use wired NES & SNES Classic/Mini controllers with MiSTer using a different controller adapter by any chance? The Genesis 3-button Mini/classic controller is totally doable on it's own since it's basic USB, and has just under 2ms of lag.

Do you have any tips for people who only want to improve audio but not remove composite? Would it be as simple as just not soldering in the RGB and sync wires? Are there other steps I should change?

I really hate the trend of everything Bluetooth. They have lag, they are unreliable, a lot of button combos to remember, batteries that will die eventually,. and worst is that you need to remember to charge them to gain the only "benefit" of being wireless. Having a battery in the controller means you will be in an endless cycle of having to plugging it in to charge and unplugging it to prevent the battery from getting damaged , I much rather prefer to use wired controllers It's fine for third party wireless controllers to exist because having options are always good. But the ones I can't stand are the one that replace the pcb, I know they are "reversible" but do anyone think that people will actually keep track of the OG parts for years to come?

The cost of a OEM wired controller + 8bitdo mod kit + a 8bitdo GC receiver would probably cost the same as a Wavebird Controller

battler gc pro is amazing and has replaced my original gc controller