Shadowking58

I currently have downloaded the update data for "Sonic Lost World" On the system memory on my Wii U console, however, it seems to want the update data to be in the same place as my game's save data is, Why does it have to redownload the update to my USB and not just launch the update data from the Wii U system memory, and leave my sava data in the USB? Why do I have to redownload an update I already have!? Just because Nintendo is picky? Give me a f**king break.

Incase you don't know, the GC controller adapter for Wii U lets you play Wii U games with the Nintendo Gamecube controller, however, it is third party and only works if the game has support for Classic Controller pro and Wii remote. Pikmin 3 does have both these controller schemes listed on the back of the box. My problem is, when I connect the adapter to Wii Mote and GC controller while playing Pikmin 3, the only part of the Gamecube controller that works is to bring up the HOME Menu (Hold the start button on the gamecube controller for a couple seconds) I cannot control the character in the game using the gamecube controller despite the fact that the box says that it supports both the Wii remote and Classic Controller pro. I have a theory as to why this isn't working, so I'll state it here and if any of you have any other ideas as to why this cannot be working then please let me know in replies.

Anyway, my theory is that I've noticed that the classic controller pro has a sync button much like the Wii Remote does, so this may mean that all future Wii U games are shying away from connecting the Classic Controller pro to the Wii Remote and instead being able to use the Classic Controller pro wirelessy via a sync button, if that was the case, all future released Wii U games would be optimized for the Classic Controller pro's sync feature. This would explain why my Gamecube controller isn't being able to control the character on screen when I connect the GC Wii U adapter into the Wii Remote and then plug the Gamecube controller into the other end. Sounds like a plausible theory, right? Anyway, yeah, that's my theory. Any help would be appreciated and thank you!

This is just a picture of the Adapter that I bought and am referencing in this post, just to clear things up, this is it.

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