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Nintendo has a released a new batch of GameCube Controllers for the upcoming Super Smash Bros Ultimate. All of these controllers drift while using Nintendont plus the GC adapter on Wii U or native ports on the Wii. Setting Native Control to ON fixes the issue on the Wii but is not an option on a Wii U with the GC adapter. I tested the GC controllers on other games outside of Nintendont.. No drift! When the GC adapter is used on a PC + this controller there is also no drift. There's some sort of issue between these controllers and Nintendont.

Can confirm 3 out of 3 Smash ultimate controllers bought all drift in nintendont on wii but not outside nintendont or on wii u.

I’ve tried 6 Smash Ultimate controllers and they all drift in Nintendont on WiiU as well. They work fine on Nintendont for Wii if native is turned on.

which games you guys tested? bought the new controller and im playing double dash on wiiu with gc adpater and new smash controller on port 2 and no drift

Any game that has precision movement. For example in Melee the hand to select characters drifts while at 0x and 0y. The same can be seen in RPGs like The Legend of Zelda collection that contain Ocarina of Time. Link walks backward at a slow pace consistent with a drift. You might not notice it in a game like Mario kart since the nature of those controls are more sensitive to left and right movements. The cart will still go forward since your movement control is an acceleration button.

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20XX training pack. Don't remember the version off by heart. Flipped to native controls and no more drift.

Melee definitely drifts in the menus. The controller works fine with the new Smash Bros on the Switch and with Melee running on Dolphin.

so yeah i just checked and yeah nintendo messed up, mine is also not correct, but mine is upper than the red circle and his is downward, so nintendo used something cheap and messed up the center-zones of this controllers

no wonder its cheaper than the wiiu one

wiiu smash controller was 35
switch smash controller is 30

not sure how to fix this without messing the other controllers centers tough

I have bought two new SSB GCN Controllers. One drifts and the other is fine. I think Nintendo may have messed up as @carnage702 suggests.

Even if they did, they left something in their system to compensate for it that should be able to be ported to nintendont.

I have encountered the same problem with 2 separate Super Smash Bros Ultimate GC Controllers.
I tried to fix this by changing the DeadZone value from 0 to 10 for the StickY variable in 057E_0337.ini (it goes from StickY=5,0,100 to StickY=5,10,100)
It effectively removes the drifting but makes it a bit harder to input an 'upwards' control.
Depending on the game, i think this could still work while FIX94 works on a better fix (if it's planned).

Just acquired 2 Smash Ultimate Controllers and the new WUP-028 adapter. Yeah, noticed drifting downwards on SSBM running on Nintendont vWii but none at all on Dolphin nor SSB4. So yeah, I assume that's something on the loader side. Hopefully we'll get a fix. Fingers-crossed.
EDIT: Actually, not only SSBM, but it seems that any game suffers from this drift.

I can validate this is an issue related to the new Smash Ultimate Controllers. I was having issues with Paper Mario (there was a drift pushing Mario up). After reading these comments, switched out the controller to my old 3rd party wireless GC controller and drift issue has been resolved. It also affects a few other games, but not all.

Are your controllers drifting on a GC or when playing a GC-game on Wii natively, too?
Not really Nintendont's fault when the new controllers are just broken, and some game/system-combos are working around that by using bigger deadzones.
IIRC F-Zero GX's calibraton and SSBM with 20XXTE are good ways to show if the sticks are good or not.
Let Nintendo know about this flaw, maybe it's widespread enough to get some attention.

The controllers are just fine. No need to get Nintendo involved. Basically the problem is these controllers have some kind of X,Y offset and we need to store this offset when the controller is first connected (after the handshake) and subtract the offset from the X,Y coords to reset them back to zero and then the games should interpret the X,Y coords correctly. Normally, a GameCube would re-calibrate the controllers automatically on startup but Nintendont was not programmed to do so presumably because it was designed to support a multitude of controllers, but this should be a really easy fix. I would tackle it but I need to learn some C first.

yeah, i bought two GC controllers (for switch ones, with GC plug) in two different shops and both has drift problem. Native option on solved the problem.

Native Control to OFF:

Native Control to ON:

I tried to fix this by changing the DeadZone value from 0 to 10 for the StickY variable in 057E_0337.ini (it goes from StickY=5,0,100 to StickY=5,10,100)
It effectively removes the drifting but makes it a bit harder to input an 'upwards' control.

Increasing the third numeric value (radius) of StickY and/or StickX seems to mitigate this issue.

I made a build which calibrates drift.
I tested with Wii + Built-in GC Port and Wii + WUP-028.
There are small drift but much better than before.

The same thing happens to me with Chibi-Robo (so annoying because every step you take decreases your watts).

I'll try updating to the latest version to see if that fixes it

(oops, forgot to comment earlier) Tested Animal Crossing, Super Mario Sunshine and Luigi's Mansion, no drift.
Chibi-Robo: Drift.
;-;

Using Native Control seems to fix the issue.

Using the ultimate gc control on my WiiU in vWii and get the drift - anybody have a fix for it?