Mario Kart 8 Deluxe has been highly profitable despite being released five years ago and an expanded port of the 2014 Wii U game. While some remain eager for Nintendo to release a Mario Kart 9 there’s a reason why this company doesn’t want to introduce a brand new brand, just simply doesn’t need to. branded controller.įor more on Super Smash Bros., check out Gaming Trend’s review of the 3DS version.We have never seen Mario Kart 9, are we? (pic: Nintendo)Ĭurrys sold the Mario Kart 8 Deluxe with a discount so that it’s regarded as the most popular game of all time. The adapter will come in a bundle, along with a Smash Bros.

Melee, which launched on the GameCube back in 2001. It’s meant primarily for the competitive audience that prefers the controller layout of Super Smash Bros. The GameCube adapter will allow players to play Super Smash Bros. The adapter is also not compatible with Wii and we apologise for any confusion.” for Wii U specifically – it is not compatible with any other Wii U software. In a statement issued to IGN, Nintendo stated that “The GameCube Controller Adapter for Wii U is compatible with Wii U and Super Smash Bros.

for Wii U.Ī listing for the adapter on the company’s UK website originally stated that the GameCube controller would be usable on game that supported Wii Classic Controller, Wii Classic Controller Pro, and Wii U Pro Controller, but Nintendo has since clarified that this was an error, and that the adapter is specifically meant for Super Smash Bros. After an unfortunate mix up, Nintendo has confirmed that the GameCube adapter for Wii U will only work for Super Smash Bros.

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