WavePhoenix – Open-source implementation of the Nintendo WaveBird protocol

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This is fantastic because there a large amount of WaveBirds controllers in existence which are missing their dongles.

Finally some love for the best controller ever made. Name of the project is also great. Hope to see some usb version of the dongle hw that supports multiple controllers.

Ooh this is fun actually will check this out. I have my Gamecube gathering dust somewhere, great excuse to bring it out.<p>I&#x27;m half joking, but the cynic in me worries that a company line Nintento will have some patents on something here and not appreciate the MIT licensing.

I’ve just bought the Switch 2 GameCube controller and now I see this. Uncanny.

Is it theoretically possible for a driver to be written for the Wii to support dongleless play with the &quot;Nintendont&quot; homebrew app?<p>It would of course require driver modifications, and I don&#x27;t know if the existing 2.4GHz radio is capable of this, but likely possible with custom firmware for the radio chip.