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Item # BRD-GCN64-USB_21
Description gc_n64_usb: Pre-assembled and pre-programmed (v2.1). Just solder your USB and gamepad wires.
Price 23.32 $ CAD
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iconGamecube or N64 Controller to USB adapter circuit

Product Description:
Nintendo 64 and Gamecube controllers are excellent controllers which are quite appropriate for many PC games. With this circuit, you can easily modify a controller or build a cable which can connect a Gamecube or Nintendo 64 controller to a PC equipped with an USB port.

Supported controllers:
  • Standard Gamecube controllers (Official and 3rd party)
  • Wireless Gamecube controllers (Known to work with Nintendo's Wavebird and an Intec controller)
  • Gamecube Dance mats (Opposite directions supported)
  • N64 Controllers (Official, and most 3rd party, including the Hori Mini)
  • Should support all accessories acting as a standard N64 or GC controller.
  • New!: Vibration function/rumble supported! Tested with project64 and dolphin. (since adapter firmware 2.1)
Not supported:
  • N64 Memory cards
  • Simultaneous use of a N64 controller and Gamecube controller on the same adapter.
System requirements:
The firmware auto-detects which type of controller (Gc or N64) is connected. On the PC side, no custom drivers are needed. It works fine with Windows (2K/XP/Win7 32&64 bit), Linux and MacOS X. It should also work with other operating systems supporting USB and HID joysticks. Vibration only tested on Windows with project64 and dolphin.

Download(s):
DescriptionFile
Manual (Work in progress)http://www.raphnet.net/electronique/gc_n64_usb_manual/index_en.php
Gamecube L/R sliders calibration fixer for V2 adapters.
Calibrate normally, then run this tool.
gcjoycalfix_v2.exe
Gamecube L/R sliders calibration fixer.
Calibrate normally, then run this tool.
gcjoycalfix.exe




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This is an open source project. So if you'd like to build it yourself, all the information you need is on my Gamecube/N64 to USB project page.

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