Compatible wii Hardware List

[2green]

Dolphin: 3.0-716-dirty
wiimote: New 2 in 1 Motion Plus.
brand: Chinese / unknown
bought from : E-bay, Sold new by several sellers.
Bluetooth : Trust 4.0 Bluetooth dongle
Bluetooth ID: (will fill this in later)
Sensor bar: Speedlink wireless sensor bar (black)
Bought from: Tweakers.net
OS: Ubuntu 12.04
Working: Everything.
not working: -

Wii controller plus worked with dolphin on Ubuntu 12.04 without installing any drivers. No need to make a Bluetooth connection first. Just run Dolphin, select 'real wii mote' and press 1 + 2 on controller. Works perfect. Will update this review after the weekend when I had time to play a few more games.

Extremely cheap device for 15 euro's, includes nunchuck and silicon cover. Both divices feel almost as solid as the original ones.

[2green]

(09-13-2012, 01:44 AM)2green Wrote: Dolphin: 3.0-716-dirty
wiimote: New 2 in 1 Motion Plus.
brand: Chinese / unknown
bought from : E-bay, Sold new by several sellers.
Bluetooth : Trust 4.0 Bluetooth dongle
Bluetooth ID: (will fill this in later)
Sensor bar: Speedlink wireless sensor bar (black)
Bought from: Tweakers.net
OS: Ubuntu 12.04
Working: Everything.
not working: -

Wii controller plus worked with dolphin on Ubuntu 12.04 without installing any drivers. No need to make a Bluetooth connection first. Just run Dolphin, select 'real wii mote' and press 1 + 2 on controller. Works perfect. Will update this review after the weekend when I had time to play a few more games.

Extremely cheap device for 15 euro's, includes nunchuck and silicon cover. Both divices feel almost as solid as the original ones.

I'll have to come back on my previous testings.

The controller still works fine, but the plus functionality seems to be buggy. I'm not sure my controller is broken. I'm returning it for repair/replacement and will test again.

[ecosvaldo]

(09-13-2012, 01:44 AM)2green Wrote: Dolphin: 3.0-716-dirty
wiimote: New 2 in 1 Motion Plus.
brand: Chinese / unknown
bought from : E-bay, Sold new by several sellers.
Bluetooth : Trust 4.0 Bluetooth dongle
Bluetooth ID: (will fill this in later)
Sensor bar: Speedlink wireless sensor bar (black)
Bought from: Tweakers.net
OS: Ubuntu 12.04
Working: Everything.
not working: -

Wii controller plus worked with dolphin on Ubuntu 12.04 without installing any drivers. No need to make a Bluetooth connection first. Just run Dolphin, select 'real wii mote' and press 1 + 2 on controller. Works perfect. Will update this review after the weekend when I had time to play a few more games.

Extremely cheap device for 15 euro's, includes nunchuck and silicon cover. Both divices feel almost as solid as the original ones.

I'm assuming that the one I just purchased from ebay is mostly a knock-off (http://www.ebay.com/itm/170854893091), but as long as it works, I'm happy. It's being shipped out as we speak. I plan on using it in Linux Mint 13, so I was wondering if there's anything special I need to do in order to connect it. My bluetooth is a Rocketfish Micro Bluetooth (RF-MRBTAD) and Linux Mint detected it with no problems. Any help would be very much appreciated. Thanks.

[ExtremeDude2]

As long as it actualy works you should be fine XD

[Fadore]

Dolphin: 3.0-776-dirty
wiimote: Remote+
brand: Biogenik
bought from : EB Games
Bluetooth : ASUS Bluetooth (integrated)
Bluetooth ID:
Sensor bar: None
Bought from: N/A
OS: Windows 7 x64
Working: Remote
not working: N/A

[Soopah]

http://www.amazon.fr/dp/B009ACAKYU/ref=asc_df_B009ACAKYU10887148/?tag=googlefrshopp-21&creative=22926&creativeASIN=B009ACAKYU&linkCode=asn


will this pack work with dolphin? (with a BT dongle)
it's the new Nintendo Additional Set for WiiU, it's say its compatible with Wii
pack contain Wii motion + + nunchuck + sensor bar

[AnyOldName3]

I think it should do, as long as it's all real nintendo hardware.

[Soopah]

(12-06-2012, 04:19 AM)AnyOldName3 Wrote: I think it should do, as long as it's all real nintendo hardware.

Ok thx, but I see its a wired Sensor bar and I will have to hack it to USB or baterry adapter

[AnyOldName3]

As long as you change the resistors to weaker ones, then it isn't too hard to convert to USB.

[mbc07]

Well I already have contributed to a thread like this but my post are gone now (not sure why). So, here is my contribution to this list:

From: Jhonn
Dolphin: tested in r6515, 3.0, 3.0-864 and 3.0-712 [wii-network]
Wiimote: Wiimote without Motion Plus Integrated (RVL-CNT-01), Nunchuck and Motion Plus Separate Accessory
Brand: Genuine Wiimote and Nunchuck from Nintendo. Fake (unknown manufacturer) Motion Plus Accessory
Bought from: Local Reseller
Bluetooth: ISSC EDR Bluetooth Adapter
Bluetooth ID: USB\VID_1131&PID_1004
Brand: OEM, from Multilaser (uses ISSC chip internally)
Bought from: Local Reseller
Sensor bar: DIY bar, only 2 IR LEDs
Bought from: Home made
OS: Windows 7 x64, Windows 8 x64
Working: Tested only with one remote connected (can't test with more wiimotes). Everything works fine in all games that I have, as expected
Not working: Widcomm bluetooth stack aren't compatible with this BT adapter (MS, BlueSoleil and Toshiba stacks works fine, tested all of them)
Notes: If you don't have the TR model, ALWAYS use the MS stack: the other stacks gave me poor results compared to the default MS Stack that come in Windows 7/Windows 8