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PS-2 to WII Controller Adapter
This adapter is awesome! We had very nice pads for our PS2 DDR games, and were sad when it died. After getting the WII, we waited patiently for DDR to come out for it. When it finally did, we were quite disappointed by the smaller VERY thin pad which came with it.

That said, the controller adapter works perfectly. We turned off the WII power, plugged the "good" pad into the adapter, plugged the adapter into the WII, and turned on the power. Voila! It worked perfectly, and has ever since.

I HIGHLY recommend this particular adapter...

The perfect solution for fighting games on Gamecube/ Wii
I've tested this adapter on my Wii using my regular PS2 controller, Capcom Street Fighter 15th Anniversary controller, and the wireless Logitech on the games TvC, CvS 2, and MK:A. All buttons and d-pads work perfectly without any delay. Not too sensative, not too dull. Highly recommended for those who have a Wii or Gamecube but prefer PS2 controllers.

**Update 5/20**

I've been playing the Wii versions of Super Smash Bros and KOF OS using my PS2 controllers thru this adapter and they work perfectly. I reformatted the button commands and the gameplay is so much smoother than using the Wiimote or classic controller. Can't recommend this product enough for fighter fans.

Worked perfectly for me!
This product worked perfectly for me to be able to use my PS2 metal DDR mat with my Wii/Gamecube. I only have tried one game so far, Walk It Out for the Wii[if it doesn't work for any other DDR games I try, I will come back and edit this review, but if I don't, it'll be because it worked just fine which I think it will, I'm not worried after how well it worked today.]

Unlike some of the other reviews, I didn't find it cumbersome or annoying.

You simply plug it in BEFORE you turn the Wii on and then once the game starts you simply step on and hold START + SELECT + UP arrow TOGETHER for 3 seconds to get it into DDR mode, on my mat this was really simple and not a problem for me. I don't mind having to do it every time because it's worth the extra effort(to me).

For the price is was perfect for our needs!

Exactly What You Asked For
Anyone who wants to play a fighting game or classic-styled game on the GameCube (or GameCube via Wii) will tell you that the GC pad does not cut it. It is a great controller, but sometimes you want something without a giant button surrounded by tiny ones. The PS2 to GameCube Converter solves that ailment perfectly. There is no confusion using this device. Just plug and play. The only issue is that the default button layout may not feel right. Most game allow the player to change button settings, so all should be well. Just don't try to play Zelda with it.

A little bulky, but flawless...
This is exactly what I was looking for, I'd already invested good money into DDR pads, which for some reason exclude the gamecube and the wii in their array of connections. It worked perfectly with all three DDR Hottest Party titles on the wii.

A side note, I successfully entered DDR mode by holding Select, Start, and Up and then plugging the device into the Wii with it already powered on and the game loaded. A little tricky, but you certainly don't have to have the wii off to do it.