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My right joy-con is not being recognized as connected into the switch. |
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Wii remote cursor not appearing on the screen |
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Why won't my Balance Board turn on? |
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What screwdriver do I need |
Parts
Tools
These are some common tools used to work on this device. You might not need every tool for every procedure.
Background and Identification
This category includes support for controllers, Gamepads, adapters, and other Nintendo console accessories.
Wii and Wii U:
The Wii was released in 2006 as a console intended for more casual gaming. It features the Wii Remote (often called a Wiimote) as the main controller, which can detect motion while the user holds it in their hand and translate that motion to the game. Other Wii accessories like the Balance Board and the Fit Meter were used in fitness-based games for the Wii and later the Wii U. These guides provide support for the following Wii and Wii U devices:
- Wii Remote
- Wii Balance Board
- Wii Classic Controller
- Wii Fit Meter
- Wii U Pro Controller
- Nintendo Wii U GamePad
- Nintendo Wii U Pro Controller
Switch:
The Nintendo Switch was released in 2017. The Switch can be held by itself or docked and connected to a television to play games. It is mainly operated with two detachable controllers called Joy-Cons on either side of the main screen, although alternative controllers can be purchased from third-party retailers such as BEBONCOOL. These guides provide support for the following Nintendo Switch devices:
- Nintendo Switch Joy-Con
- BEBONCOOL Gamepad (Nintendo Switch)
- BEBONCOOL Wireless Switch Pro Controller
- Nintendo Switch Pro Controller
GameCube:
The GameCube was first released in Japan in 2001. The console itself is a cube with four controller ports, which are compatible with several different GameCube controllers. These guides provide support for the following models of GameCube controllers:
- GameCube Controller
- GameCube WaveBird
- GameStop GS3 GameCube Controller
Miscellaneous Controllers:
This includes controllers from earlier Nintendo consoles, including the original NES, the Super NES, and the Nintendo 64, as well as third-party controllers in the following models:
- Nintendo 64 Controller
- Nintendo Entertainment System Controller
- Power A Enhanced Wireless Controller
- Super Nintendo Controller
- Thrustmaster T-Wireless
- 8BitDo SN30 Pro Gamepad
Other:
This includes miscellaneous Nintendo console accessories and devices.
- Wii U GameCube Adapter
- Pokewalker
