Classic Linker Plus

Took 19 days to deliver to the UK on cheapest option.You can't change the button input settings.The back shoulder buttons both work as the Z button on the Gamecube controller.It doesn't support pressure sensitivity on the normal classic controller so it's good for games that only need a click to get the button to work so I don't recommend this adapter for Super Mario Sunshine because it won't let you run and spray water at the same time.It might just be my Classic Controller getting old but I have to press the y button a little harder to get the button to input B.I haven't got to test a PS2 controller in it yet but I'm sure it works the same way as the classic controller pro.It works perfectly otherwise and it has no faults.It would be nice though if you could change the button layout on the adapter.I should've read more carefully and also you get a $5 coupon to get money off anything else on play asia.Overall it's a good product but it doesn't support pressure sensitivity which maybe they weren't intending for the adapter to do such a thing.I wonder why the Wii Classic Controller shoulder buttons have to be pressed down and then click if they don't support pressure sensitivity.Maybe it was planned but never supported.

I've tried using a Classic Controller Pro on Kirby Air Ride and Pokemon Colosseum with no problems. However, there is one anomaly I came across...
The GameCube's Game Boy Player attachment won't accept input from the Linker. To be more specific, the emulation of the Game Boy game won't read its input: before it loads, the system asks if I want to use 60Hz mode which I can select just fine. I can't tell if this is a problem with the Linker itself not being a perfect emulator of the GameCube controller or if the GameCube itself parses GameCube game inputs differently to Game Boy Player inputs. Either way, it's a small annoyance.
For all other intents and purposes, though, the Classic Linker Plus is a useful peripheral. The price is pretty decent too, even if it's for a functionality that should have been standard on the Wii console. >_>

cons:
- Analog triggers unsupported on wii classic ( forget mario sunshine )
- The worst results are with the PS2 controller
Dead zone is too short the joysticks must be perfectly centered ( it never happen )
special moves on d-pad are nearly impossible to get
- You'll have to buy an extension cable.
pros:
It's Ok with the classic and the classic pro controller.
that's all...
Note that he keys are remaped for better or for worse. Only one setting.

The Classic Linker Plus is an excellent adaptor to connect the Wii Classic Controller and the PS2 Controller, it works perfect and it is the best way for the connectivity of those two controllers directly to the Wii console form the GameCube sockets (without the needing of the Wii Remote and batteries)! The only thing is the cable wich is short(which is not primarily), this can supplement with a Gamecube controller extension cable.

I tested this product with Sonic Mega Collection and the Classic Controller Pro. No problems, no lag, it works perfectly. Only downside is the adapter's short cord.