The GameCube controller is supported on Nintendo Switch consoles running system version 5.0.0. or higher. As we noted with other HD adapters, the picture quality is going to vary depending on your TV. There's no upscaling going on here (which means the Prism HD doesn't introduce any lag), so your TV has to do the heavy-lifting in this regard. Not all TVs handle a 480i/480p image the same way – the process of upscaling that signal could introduce lag or produce a fuzzy picture, so you might want to experiment with a few TV sets if you have the option. Even if you’ve never used something like this AV converter before, you’ll find the setup to be pretty simple and to the point. Each input is clearly marked, making setup as easy as the rest of your options. At a little over six inches long, this converter from GANA can fit neatly in the palm of your hand. Controller vibration is only available for the GameCube controller in supported software, for example Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Offering clear, distinct picture and fantastic sound, the Hyperkin 3-in-1 HDMI Cable is another popular choice for your GameCube. However, the cable can also work with your Nintendo 64 or even your Super NES. The 3-in-1 might be the best choice for any retro gamer who is particularly fond of their Nintendo consoles.

Whatever electrical extension products you require, take a look in-store at B&M to find them for a great price. The Hyperkin 3-in-1 HDMI Cable is durable, relatively affordable, and easy to set up. It’s not nearly as expensive as the mClassic, but it’s a bit more than a couple of other choices on this list.While products of this kind can easily get costly, B&M will always provide electrical equipment at the best possible price to help you ensure that your setup is practical without forcing you to go over budget. A plug adapter updates the shape of your device’s plug to fit the outlet in the country you’re traveling to. It doesn’t convert voltage. A voltage converter adapts the electrical voltage from the device to the outlet. This is valuable because American devices sometimes operate at a different voltage than is available in other countries.

To use this controller with Nintendo Switch, the GameCube Controller Adapter is required and is sold separately. Cycling through your options is simple on Kaico’s HDMI adapter, and you can customize everything to an impressive degree. The GameCube HDMI Adapter for The Nintendo GameCube is our personal favorite. Finally, to recap, there is nothing wrong with using a multiway adaptor so long as it’s fused, manufactured by a reputable manufacturer, carries British Standard markings, has a sensible lead length, has no obvious signs of damage or overheating and is relatively modern. It should also be used according to the manufacturers instructions and sensibly located, i.e. not fixed to the fence outside with a plastic bag to keep the water out. And yes, I have seen such foolishness. We also offer adapters for use with shavers or electric toothbrushes and for travel abroad, as well as handy remote control or timer accessories and items with USB ports. The simplicity of the plug and play format is brilliantly expressed via the GameCube HDMI Adapter Lead for the Nintendo GameCube. This product runs on GCVideo Operating System, which gives you the ability to add scanlines, while line doubling the image itself upwards of 480p/576. Working with open-source software, this is another somewhat pricey option, but you can’t beat the results it produces. Nor can you argue with the options to optimize your GameCube experience.

Zendure's all-in-one travel adapter is what I toss in my bag first for every trip. It has a boxy design with sliding toggles to switch between US, European, and British plugs. (It covers more than 200 countries.) There’s an auto-resetting fuse to protect your gadgets from power surges, and the Passport III has a 10 amp limit. The latest version also sports a funky, translucent design with a metallic finish (purple is best). Sadly, there's no grounding, so you shouldn't use this adapter with any device that has a third metal grounding pin on its plug. The E.O.N GCHD Mk-II is considered by many to be the best HDMI adapter/converter for GameCube consoles ever made. Working easily with new and old systems, it works with both North American and European consoles, and comes with a ton of upscaling options for those who have a clear idea of what they want in their retro gaming experience. Beyond hairdryers, this adapter converter combo is suitable for popular items such as iOS devices, laptops, straighteners, and more. For the input itself, the Bonazza only accepts U.S. standard-type plugs, not international varieties. At just 3 inches and 7.2 ounces, it's also an ultra-portable choice. Our reviewer appreciated the compact size and accompanying travel pouch, noting that it "makes it easy to keep the adapter clean." Our tester also found the adapter incredibly simple, a real bonus compared to other devices. Failing to fully unwind the reel can cause it to overheat under high-load conditions as the cable wound within cannot dissipate its heat resulting in something resembling a smoking melted doughnut. Some do have a thermal cut-out built-in, but relying on a safety device to operate is akin to being a cure rather than prevention and is best avoided.