>I personally only use mine for platformers so I have no experience with the joysticks on the first option. >The above limits you on functionality though, the following allows a single controller acting as a 360 controller or up to 4 as generic controllers: >Which the above requires a compatible Bluetooth adapter that can use this driver: I posted this in another thread already, I use the Bluetooth adapter method since I already have a compatible USB adapter I used for my Dualshock 3 before. I have no xbox 360 controller to test if the problem isn't there either with it (then I could pin it down 100% to the adapter)ĭid you guys ever experience something like this, maybe with a xbox 360 controller (since the adapter makes the device believe that the WiiU Pro Pad is a xbox 360 pad like I said)? With a Shield controller this issue isn't there. It's basically like turbomode enabled and you can't navigate like you normaly would since a simple button press will bring you down several colums. And it's not that it's not recognized it's just that with a light press on the d-pad it jumps through menus like crazy. The only emulator it doesn't work is PPSSPP. It basically makes the Shield TV (or a PC) believe that the WiiU Pro Controller is a Xbox 360 pad which is natively supported by the Shield Tv and I use it all the time, especially for Retroarch and it works everywhere. I have a Shield TV and and an adapter like this. The motherboard I've picked out has bluetooth on-board, and I've come across a software package called 'WiinUPro' that seems to assist in translating the Wii U Pro Controller into something that Windows can understand, but I don't know how well this works.Īn alternative option would be to pick up 8bitdo's Wireless USB Adapter for $20, which will give me the added bonus of being able to use the Wii U Pro Controller with my Nintendo Switch.So, I have a very specific issue which only applies to PPSSPP. Unfortunately none of these will work with Steam Link on my Apple TV due to tvOS only officially supporting PS4 and XBO controllers at the moment, but at least I'll be able to play the PC hard-wired to my TV in the meantime. Of these the best match for PC gaming will likely be the Wii U Pro Controller.

The only other controllers I have on hand are Wii Remotes/Nunchucks, Wii Classic Controllers, Wii U Pro Controllers, and Joy-Cons. I considered cancelling the pre-order and just buying a Xbox One controller instead, but I threw a 10% off coupon and some reward points I had over at Best Buy, so I've managed to lock in a small discount on it. However, the issue now is that my parts have come in and I'm ready to build the computer, but I'll have no controller to use for the next month. After asking whether I should get a Xbox One Controller or a Xbox Series controller for my PC build recently, I decided to opt for the 'Series' controller and put in a pre-order.

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