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 The GameCube controller is used to play ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'' on the GameCube. The [[Wii]] is also compatible with the GameCube controller, meaning that ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' can be played using a GameCube controller, and the [[Virtual Console]] release of ''[[Super Smash Bros.]]'' can also be played using the GameCube controller. Certain third-party GameCube controllers are not recognized by ''Brawl''.
 [[File:Wii U GameCube adapter.jpg|thumb|The Wii U-GameCube controller adapter.]]
-The [[Wii U]] is compatible with the GameCube controller through the use of an official adapter, however, it is only compatible with {{forwiiu}}. The adapter uses a USB cable, which technically makes the GameCube controller compatible with other devices like PC, rhough specific drivers may have to be installed to work properly. Additionally, a GameCube controller was specifically made for ''SSB4'', which is sold separately from the adapter unless a bundle is purchased.
+The [[Wii U]] is compatible with the GameCube controller through the use of an official adapter, however, it is only compatible with {{forwiiu}}. The adapter uses a USB cable, which technically makes the GameCube controller compatible with other devices like PC, though specific drivers may have to be installed to work properly. Additionally, a GameCube controller was specifically made for ''SSB4'', which is sold separately from the adapter unless a bundle is purchased.
 The Family Edition and Wii Mini versions of the Wii do not utilize the GameCube controller as the hardware for backward compatibility was removed. The GameCube controller option still appears in-game, since it's compatible with the software, but only the Wii Remote-based options are possible.