ProGCC V3 User Guide
The ProGCC is a custom controller that uses the shell and ergonomics of the original Pro Controller for the Nintendo Switch. Originally it was only intended to imitate a GameCube controller and provide the benefits of the shape of the Pro Controller. This third revision boasts some impressive features over the original two versions. This version supports Nintendo Switch, GameCube, XInput, N64, NES and SNES consoles! You also no longer need an adapter to play on the GameCube! This means that you can use your one controller on multiple consoles!
This controller is compatible with the following:
- Nintendo Switch
- GameCube
- N64
- NES/SNES
- XInput
Using the ProGCC V3 starts with making sure you are on the latest firmware, by following the firmware updating guide. This will ensure that you have all the latest features and that everything should work smoothly.
To use the ProGCC V3 on the Nintendo Switch you need to enable "Pro Controller Wired Communications" in the "Controllers and Sensors" portion of the settings menu. If you still experience issues with Switch mode after this, try restarting your switch.
This is the default mode when the controller is plugged in with no buttons pressed.
If you have defaulted to another mode, then hold A while plugging the controller in to enter Switch mode.
This mode is used for playing games on PC and various other consoles with adapters. To enter XInput Mode hold X as you plug the controller in.
This mode works directly with GameCubes and requires no adapter, simply plug your USB-C to GC cable into both the console and controller. To enable GameCube mode, simply hold D-Pad Right as the controller is being plugged in.
This mode emulates a GameCube controller with a USB input for your PC. This mode is typically used for emulators for GameCube games, where you want the GameCube feel on another console. To enable GameCube mode, simply hold Y as the controller is being plugged in.
This mode works directly with the Nintendo N64, simply plug your USB-C to N64 cable into both the console and controller. To enable N64 Mode, simply hold D-PAD DOWN while plugging the controller in.
This mode works directly with the NES/SNES consoles, simply plug in your USB-C to NES/SNES cable into the console while holding D-Pad left on your controller.
This is not a mode in the traditional sense of the others, this will disable the start, minus, home, and capture buttons during gameplay. This can be enabled by pressing the sync button located at the top of the controller.
To adjust the settings on your controller, refer to our configuration guide to utilize our configuration website!
To set a default mode that the controller will boot into, hold the home button and the corresponding button for that mode, while plugging the controller in. This will default the controller to boot into that mode every time it is turned on.