To connect the Wii Nunchuk controller to the Wii, first put the cord through the connector hook on the Wii Remote wrist strap and then the locate external extension connector on the base of the Wii Remote to insert the Nunchuk plug.
the sensor reads where the remote is in relation to the sensor and reads what way the remote moves (up, down, left, right) the wii reads this info as if it were a button on a gamepad
There should be a flap that lifts up ontop of the wii and there are 4 slots to plug the controller into put it into the closest one to the power button. Not all wii's have that flap. The newer ones with new mario bros. wii dont have the flap, so the controller wont work. Found this out from gamestop.
open the bak of the controller (where the batteries go) and find the little red button. go to the wii & open the little cover at the front (where a sd card goes and find red button hold them both down simultaneously and wa-lah!! ;D
once the wii system is on and you click start for the certain game hold down 1&2 at the same time until its connected....ver easy
No, you cannot connect a Wii U controller to a Wii. Only Wii Remotes and other Wii accessories will work for the Wii, and the Wii U GamePad only works for the Wii U.
To connect the Wii Nunchuk controller to the Wii, first put the cord through the connector hook on the Wii Remote wrist strap and then the locate external extension connector on the base of the Wii Remote to insert the Nunchuk plug.
No, as you need to connect the classic controller to the Wii remote to use it, and the GameCube games don't recognise the Wii remote.
yes. i have done it.
Yes, they are. Wii remotes, classic controllers, sensor bars and games all work with the Nintendo Wii U. The sensor bar that comes with the Nintendo Wii U is the same as the original Wii sensor bar
Yes; it comes with a sensor bar which is usually placed above the TV.
If your Wii supports Gamecube Games the Wii will have Gamecube Controller sockets. The GBA to GCN cable is an accessory cable that can connect to the gamecube controller sockets on the Wii and connect to the Gameboy Advance. Connect the GBA cable portion to the Gameboy Advance (the larger portion it has the Gameboy Advance logo on it) and connect the GCN cable portion (the smaller portion that is visually similar to the plug for controllers) to the Wii. Make sure that the plug is placed in a socket other than 1 as you will need to have a 1 player Gamecube Controller. Occasionally certain games such as Legend of Zelda Four Swords Adventures will allow players to use there GBA as 1st player rather than a Gamecube Controller.
No, Wii controllers don't have wires 2 connect 2 the gamecube
hold it the way were the black bit to the sensor of the wii
yes if you have a wii remote but if you have a classic controller then no
just connect the wii remote or GameCube controller
Gamecube controller: plug it in the plug-ins under the flap on top of the Wii (in player 2, 3, or 4 plug-in) Wii Remote: press home on the first Wii remote. press wii remote settings. press reconnect. press 1+2 on wii remote 1. then press 1+2 on the second Wii remote. close the home menu with the home button. Nunchuck: connect wii remote. plug in Nunchuck. Classic controller: connect wii remote. plug in Classic Controller.