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Last bump, Problem still remains the 360 or any of my other gamepads just dont respond in game at all.

(09-14-2009, 03:51 AM)Lavitz Wrote: [ -> ]Last bump, Problem still remains the 360 or any of my other gamepads just dont respond in game at all.

I think (with an emphasis on I think) that you cannot use a gamepad with the wii games. It HAS to be a wiimote. =/ Not sure, but everytime I ask people just ask me, "Why would you want to use a xbox 360 controller on wii games?"

I bought this controller since it's cheaper than the official nintendo controller, in about a month I should have it and can report on how well it works (it's being delivered from china).

http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.14237

(09-14-2009, 12:59 PM)shateredsoul Wrote: [ -> ]I think (with an emphasis on I think) that you cannot use a gamepad with the wii games. It HAS to be a wiimote. =/ Not sure, but everytime I ask people just ask me, "Why would you want to use a xbox 360 controller on wii games?"

Sadly I think you're right. I have a cheap-o regular USB gamepad that I'm also unable to bind keys.

I've continued screwing around with Xpadder and got it to work better. I mapped my mouse, default Wiimote, to my right analog stick. I messed around with the sensitivity settings in Xpadder and it works great for games like Super Mario Galaxy.

However, I haven't found a way to do those motion sensing twists that are practically required for some games like that Sonic one.

(09-16-2009, 05:52 AM)Tancred Wrote: [ -> ]

(09-14-2009, 12:59 PM)shateredsoul Wrote: [ -> ]I think (with an emphasis on I think) that you cannot use a gamepad with the wii games. It HAS to be a wiimote. =/ Not sure, but everytime I ask people just ask me, "Why would you want to use a xbox 360 controller on wii games?"

Sadly I think you're right. I have a cheap-o regular USB gamepad that I'm also unable to bind keys.

I've continued screwing around with Xpadder and got it to work better. I mapped my mouse, default Wiimote, to my right analog stick. I messed around with the sensitivity settings in Xpadder and it works great for games like Super Mario Galaxy.

However, I haven't found a way to do those motion sensing twists that are practically required for some games like that Sonic one.

How was I able to play Smashbros Brawl with it ! so confused I guess I will borrow my friends smash again and try.

(09-19-2009, 09:26 AM)Lavitz Wrote: [ -> ]

(09-16-2009, 05:52 AM)Tancred Wrote: [ -> ]

(09-14-2009, 12:59 PM)shateredsoul Wrote: [ -> ]I think (with an emphasis on I think) that you cannot use a gamepad with the wii games. It HAS to be a wiimote. =/ Not sure, but everytime I ask people just ask me, "Why would you want to use a xbox 360 controller on wii games?"

Sadly I think you're right. I have a cheap-o regular USB gamepad that I'm also unable to bind keys.

I've continued screwing around with Xpadder and got it to work better. I mapped my mouse, default Wiimote, to my right analog stick. I messed around with the sensitivity settings in Xpadder and it works great for games like Super Mario Galaxy.

However, I haven't found a way to do those motion sensing twists that are practically required for some games like that Sonic one.

How was I able to play Smashbros Brawl with it ! so confused I guess I will borrow my friends smash again and try.

Maybe your friend set it up using xpadder?

How was I able to play Smashbros Brawl with it ! so confused I guess I will borrow my friends smash again and try.
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some wii games work with the gamecube controller(tenkaichi 3, mario kart wii, etc.), just like smash brawl