Hands On: Wii U GameCube Controller Adapter

http://www.nintendolife.com/news/2014/11/hands_on_wii_u_gamecube_controller_adapter

It's a shame that this only works for Super Smash Bros. for Wii U. I know there are a lot of people who like the GameCube controller and would have liked to use it for other games.

^True, but with no "+", "-", "home" and 2 missing buttons, it would be really hard.

Hori knows whats up, even if they refused to fix the C-Stick.

Yeah that's definitely true, there are a few games that need the buttons a GameCube controller just doesn't have. I'm one of those people that actually loves the Wii U Pro controller though, so I'm fine without it.

http://nintendoeverything.com/japan-new-3ds-sales-stacking-up-favorably-to-the-dsi/

Here's some Rodea stuff.
http://nintendoeverything.com/rodea-the-sky-soldier-website-refreshed/

and some Rodea and MM stuff

http://nintendoeverything.com/famitsu-scans-featuring-rodea-the-sky-soldier-and-majoras-mask-3ds/

I'll have to get a Pro Controller. After trying the Bayonetta demo, I know that I want the game but also that I can't play it with the Gamepad.

@ktay95: That's very... yellow. But with Pikachu what other colour could they use? Oh, and I had no problem with the C-Stick.

tbh I think both of the sticks on the GCN controller are sub par but the C-Stick in particular is stupidly small. The WiiU Pro Controller far outclasses the GCN Controller in basically every way.

**goes to touch his GC controller**

I'd agree with the left stick, mainly for being convex, but the C-Stick was fine and the fact that it was small made it better as it would "sink" into my thumb and not move at all unlike other controllers included my 360 one.

I haven't tried the Pro controller enough to say if it's that much better, though.

http://nintendoeverything.com/toys-r-us-3-for-30-on-all-amiibo-figures-next-week/