1# Is this wireless? 2#Old school here and have wavebird wireless that was used on GameCube and Wii is there anything out there so I can use wavebird?
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An extension controller is often used for the corresponding software. I can be connected to the main body up to four wireless.
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There are adapters and Nintendo confirmed Smash Bros would be compatible with the NGC Pad. Read reviews on the adapters to see if the wireless reciever works in them. I suspect yes.
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It's not really worth it for the authentic feel. I would recommend a N64 usbadapter instead and no, it's not compatible with Wii-U or any console for that! Hope I could help out! :)
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The others are on point! You only "need" the Fishman software to configure your device. Beyond that you don't have to use it - but should still have it installed in your DAW. I have found the 3Play to be a true wireless controller. No need for the 13 pin setups of the past. Sweet!
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Anyone able to get this to work on the Wii....how about the Model N5903 (for the Nintendo Wii System)???
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Last I checked (a couple weeks ago) it's not supported by chirp yet. There are lots of requests out there for them to add support for it so that may change however.
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I don't use Wii. But generally speaking I am mad at Netgear for putting out such unreliable product DGN 2000. The hours spent with tech Not Much support was frustrating and recurring. I don't know what other brands are doing, but I gave up using it all together. Good luck!
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I do not know if it works for wave bird but wireless controllers have a smaller sticks. This can cause problems and you might have to make adjustments to the sticks.
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I would like to get this for my father who has an iMac and lives in an independent living unit. I don't know if his computer or the building has a wireless system. Is it safe to buy this?
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It is not wireless. It does not require batteries or need to be recharged. I thought the wire would bother me but I forget about it when I start playing, though I know some people prefer wireless.
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Wish I could help. Got mine because i have a wireless system and that's what i wanted. Sadly, still in the box. Your question had motivated me to open it. I'll publish a review shortly.
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Thanks for the timely response Tyler! Where do I find the MAC address to give to skyhook? Their website says I need the wireless radio MAC address, and any MAC address I typed in to the "map it" field comes up as unable to locate, including the MAC address on the bottom of the router. Thanks in advance,Brittany
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I had lag issues with my old router, with the Netgear Nighthawk I have no gamin lag issues. I own the XBOX 360 (Wired) and the XBOX One (Wireless) and I have not experienced any issues with either of the gaming machine.
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I would like to note that while you can't subscribe over WiFi, you can get what you want by using Safari. I listened to one of my video game podcasts from the direct link on their site. Obviously this is far less convenient than just getting it though iTunes Wi-Fi Store (something Apple should be offering already), but that's an option for now at least.
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I have been using it for about a month playing TitanFall. It worked perfectly right out of the box and I have had no issues.I have not noticed any lag in controller response, being a wireless connection.
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Well, Bird according to the people I have given the gifts to responded that they love the old ones. And I like them too (I've used it for a couple weeks before I gave one of them to my sister) but does not own one. I read the description on Amazon... the only difference I see is that the new one can be pair with a PSP system, other than that they're practically the same. So, now is the question... do you need it to play with your PSP system? If yes, then this is the product for you. If not, then the old one will usually suffice. I hope that answer your question.
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As of today (Oct 26, 2014) After over 4 hours of forum reading and googling about, I can find no information leading me to believe this router will ever have a full implementation of any open source packages worth your time to install. The manufacture of the radio package (that rather important wireless bit) used in this router has refused to release the information needed by those that do the (free) work to make control of the radio possible. Without that control, what good is all the rest? I did see evidence of individuals working on reverse engineering the radio from other similar units, but then that wasn't the point. Marketing Fail over at Linksys it seems... Glad I googled a bit before I clicked. This was the best current option but not with the stock firmware it's clear.
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it did not worked with my wavebird.... also takes some time (5-8 minutes) to "sync" everytime i plug it in