Having Trouble Playing MM Gamecube Disk on the Wii!!!

[keetlem]

Just bought MM for the Gamecube because I have not played it in a long time, my issue is I'm attempting to play it on the Wii but it will not respond to my classic controller (Wii). Do i need to go out and buy a Gamecube controller and memory card or is my disk just broken? Any helpful info would be great and thanks for your time.

 

[Night Owl]

Yes you do need to buy a Gamecube controller and memory card for it to work. It is the only way.

I want to say you can still find them at Gamestop.

 

[DuelMark]

Majora's Mask? Because I don't remember anything initialized MM for Gamecube, especially Zelda.

 

[JuLeDoS]

Yeah, you need Gamecu e controller and memory card.

 

[Pokecix]

Must shop from Internet...Again

 

[keetlem]

yes i did mean Majora's Mask and thanks for the replies

 

[Petman1325]

If you wish to play anything GameCube on the Wii, much like GameBoy Advance games on the DS or DS games on the 3DS, all Wii-related functions will shut down, resulting in everything Wii related not working.

You should go out and buy a controller and memory card (However, beware, there are a bunch of Chinese knock-off controllers out there on eBay. They work alright, but they break down easily after a few months), or if you really want to, you could purchase it on the Wii's Virtual Console for 1,000 Nintendo Points ($10USD, which is honestly cheaper than a GameCube controller and memory card). If you purchase it on the Virtual Console, you can use your Classic Controller since it emulates the game, rather than going into straight-up GameCube mode.

 

[DazzWarr]

It sucks so bad that MM on the Gamecube crashes at the most inconveniant times. And it doesnt help that MM is one of the most awkward games to save. This is why nintendo NEED to re-release on 3DS