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8BitDo Retro Receiver for NGC GameCube

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$11.29 $22.58 In stock
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  • 1 Review

8BitDo Retro Receiver for NGC

Play your NGC console with your favorite controller wirelessly.Connect not only with virtually all 8BitDo Bluetooth® Classic controllers and the Arcade Stick, but also connect wirelessly with modern controllers, too.

System Compatibility

  • NGC
  • Wii (RVL-001 only)
  • Windows 10 / 11

Special Features

  • Support firmware update
  • Support controller vibration
  • Virtually lag-free

Connectivity

  • Bluetooth (support Bluetooth LE)

Controller Compatibility

  • 8BitDo Ultimate Bluetooth, Ultimate 2.4G, Ultimate C Bluetooth, Ultimate 2C Wireless, and Ultimate 3-mode for Xbox Controllers
  • 8BitDo Pro 2, SN30 Pro+, SN30 Pro, SN30 Pro for Android, Lite 2, Lite SE, Lite, M30, Micro, and NEOGEO Controllers; Arcade Stick; NGC Mod Kit
  • DualShock 4, DualSense, and DualSense Edge Controllers
  • Xbox One, Series, Elite Series 2, Elite Series 2 - Core, and Adaptive Controllers
  • Switch Pro and Wii U Pro Controllers

Dimension and Weight

  • 56*24*8mm
  • 17g

Includes

  • 8BitDo Retro Receiver for NGC
  • USB cable

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Grace Z. ★★★★★

Paired my Wii Pro controller with the GameCube in under a minute, and the wireless range lets me play from across the room without any dropouts. The receiver itself is tiny and sits flush in the console port, which is exactly what I wanted.

Daniel ★★★★★

Plugged it into my GameCube and paired my wireless controller in under a minute, no fiddly setup at all. The receiver itself is compact enough that it doesn’t stick out awkwardly from the front port. Really nice to finally play my old library without tripping over cords.

Lucy J. ★★★★★

Took me about two minutes to get my Switch Pro controller synced, and now I can play Double Dash without hunting for a wired pad again. The receiver sits flush enough that I forgot it was even there mid-session.