And thanks to the aforementioned lack of a website or a way to contact retrolink. Information on this is kind of sketchy, but the fact that several users have posted that the controller sometimes just doesn't work period is very alarming. A user was able to get it to work by reinstalling, but usually the problem just goes unresolved. There are a ton of reports of the controller just.
#How to set up a retrolink nes controller on pc windows#
ALWAYS show your GCpad or Emulated Wiimote configuration windows when posting issues about controllers! The information we have is just not enough to know if this occurs on windows or not. Unfortunately, the windows posters have not given enough information to know if this occurs on all operating systems or if it's just a macOS defect. Other users have confirmed it as well (see sources).
It is also worth noting that left on the D-pad registers as down/right on the c-stick. Needless to say, this is a very irritating problem, and if you have a solution or anything I should try, please let me know. For example, in SSBM, moving left/right in the air sometimes cause me to perform left/right ariel attacks, as if i had used the C-Stick to perform them. However, the most inconvenient part is that left and right inputs on the Main Stick also move the c-stick slightly horizontally enough for my games to recognize it as c-stick inputs. After mapping my controller, it became apparent that whatever dolphin detected as my left and right inputs for the C-Stick serve no functional purpose. Note that they are a macOS user.Īesop3 Wrote:So I ordered a RetroLink classic USB gamecube controller from ThinkGeek and I immediately ran into a few issues that seem to pertain to the functionality of the C-Stick. There are several reports about this, but Aesop3 summed it up very nicely in the most informative retrolink post we have. However, since there is no website and no instructions, all we have to go on is user experience, and so far there is no evidence of anyone achieving working analog triggers on a Retrolink GameCube Controller.Īnd remember guys, always post your GCpad or Emulated Wiimote window when making a controller issue! The only reason we know it happens on macOS was because our macOS users did that.Ĭ-Stick Left and Right does not work (on OS X and possibly more) Of course, there is the possibility that the hardware IS analog and there is some some sort of setup issue. The problem is confirmed for Windows from the various reports about it here, and thanks to our macOSusers, we know that the triggers show up as regular old buttons on macOS as well. A user disassembled theirs and believed they saw analog sliders, however there was no way to set up analog. You get the disc that comes with it, and that's it! There is no way to get support and no way to contact retrolink.Īccording to numerous reports (see sources below), the analog L and R buttons do not work. Everyone who buys one is essentially on their own. There is no website of any form available for support. They all share a common theme: they don't work right! Here's what we know. Many many problems have been posted here and on the issue tracker regarding these controllers. Looks neat doesn't it? A USB controller shaped like a GameCube controller! Should be a good controller for playing GameCube games in Dolphin right? It is not.
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