The Ultimate GameCube Controller 

Errata: - Yes, technically this is about USB HID, not just "USB'. However, in the interest of keeping things as concise as possible, I decided to omit this distinction. - Though the controller claims it is sending its reports every 8333us, at the end of the day it is still up to the console to decide when to interpret them. This is dependent on the OS, afaik the Switch runs a modified version of FreeBSD (which is MIT), -so we cannot know for sure what is happening behind the curtain.- NiceMitch from HHL actually measured when the packets are getting accepted by the Switch, and it appears to be alternating between 8ms and 9ms delta times, leading to the better accuracy we're observing, and what we desire. - Compared to Phob + lossless adapter, NaxGCC has _very slightly_ improved input accuracy due to the improved scan rate of the buttons (

ProCon bros... It's over...

This is super cool! Your projects have helped me a ton, appreciate all the hard work!

This is amazing. I definitely need to try this one.

Subbed, I wanna see what happens with this controller! Great work

Amazing! Thanks for putting this wonderful work out into the world!

Very good video. Explanations were easy to follow and the editing was really entertaining. I wonder if it's possible to use the USB 3.0 and further to not be dependant on poll rates, the same way it's the case for USB 2.0. Anyway, really excited for the future of NaxGCC

very good video sir naxdy also very good pic of jr at 2:55, approved!

you are amazing naxdy

good shit matrix + nix + your own git service you know your shit 👍

I have a question, if I wanted to do a B0xx style controller with a raspi as many of the options there are on the market to play Ultimate, how different is the polling of the raspi compared to this new project of yours and what do I need to do to optimize the polling from the switch to the raspi(beside connecting it through USB). Great project and hope more good things in the future. :)

Bro just dropped one of the most informative and interesting GCC videos on RU-vid and its only got 275 views... thats criminal! Great job, definitely want to stay up to date on this project.

Personally have a lot of gripes w/ the Gamecube controller, but appreciate its exceptional rumble. It's weird, I never see people mention that.

So is the input consistency kind of what slippi’s poll drift fix or the input integrity adapter are also doing? (Pay a small latency price for vastly improved input consistency) If I understand correctly the difference is that those are at the game/adapter level and this is essentially at the controller level, bypassing the need for an adapter in the first place

I didn’t understand a word but still, good luck with the project

How difficult do you think it would be to have a controller that could be used via GameCube cable or USB-C? It'd be nice to have one baller controller for both my GameCube and Switch!

cool

This is cool as hell but I'm honestly *_way_* more interested in this "embassy" library you got goin on...

can you connect your gcc to the PC as well with this?

So it sounds like the easiest way to get this up and running is get a Phob 2.0 and flash the firmware?

pero como jugamos duplas con 4 de esos controles usb

Could there be a Usb C to Gamecube wire? so it can still be used on gamecubes?

Based

is this any better than phob + input integrity?

With that many self-hosted services you have, I would be surprised if you don't mirror this video in your own PeerTube

The way that most of these problems would be solved if the entire controller's circuit was analogue and the console just had a port for it with a dedicated chip to convert it to digital in the correct format with a single step

But its no longer a GC controller now is it?