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You would have to replace the "brain" of the controller with a GCC one. There are multiple GCC firmwares out there (in places like GitHub). So you would have to buy a microcontroller (MCU) that is compatible with your firmware of choice, then open up the controller and install the MCU. You will have to find a spot to put the MCU, and a way to fix it in place (nano tape?). You will have to solder wires from the controller buttons and joysticks to the MCU; you may have to take some of the circuitry out for this to work. And you'll have to make a special USB connector (https://github.com/Crane1195/Model-U) and get a special USB to GC cable in order to connect this controller to the GC.
Or you could make a converter. This looks like an option (it's intended for multiplayer but I don't see a reason you can't use it solo).
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