Customers Frequently Asked Questions: Q: 1. What can of application do I need to download to use this controller? A: No application needed. Plug it in and your PC or Respberry Pi will recognize it. Q: 2. Work with steam games on pc? A: No, not support steam games. Q: 3. Will this work for Tesla Atari games? A: If you're using an Atari emulator on PC or Mac, then it will. Q: 4. Can I use it to play online games? A: No, this controller doesn't support online games because you couldn't map the buttons. Q: 5. Why my controller inputting both joystick and keyboard buttons? A: What emulator are you using? Difficulty on mapping the buttons depends on the emulator. We recommend using Project 64 on PC, OpenEmu on Mac, Retropie on Respberry Pi. Q: 6. After running a configuration through retroarch,when i connect the controller to my retropie/raspberry pi 2,the pi doesn't detect it.what's wrong? A: You can try powering down and booting back up with the controllers connected. or rebuild retropie. Q: 7. How long is the USB Cable? A: Cord is approx. 5.9 ft. Long. Q: 8. Can you configure the buttons to specific keys? I want to program buttons for shortcut commands like CTRL+Z, for example. A: This can be accomplished with 3rd party software that maps joystick buttons to keyboard controls such as Xpadder, AutoHotKey, or EventGhost. Q: 9. Is it Plug and Play? A: Yes! You just need to go into controller settings and map each button. It's so easy! Warm Tips: 1. Plug in the controller first before open the emulator or power on the raspberry pi, so your device could detect the controller easily. 2. Project 64 is perfect emulator for Windows PC. 3. If you couldn't configure input correctly, please contact us and tell us your device and emulator, we could help to solve it. Package : 1 x PC USB N64 Controller
M**K
Very Good with minor nitpicks
I have had an original N64 and SNES and sold them. I got back into emulation, and these controllers work as they should; decent build quality and no latency. The SNES controller's D-Pad can sometimes be a little wiggly but will not affect your game play as well as all four action buttons. The N64's analog stick feels tight so making the tiniest of movements can be made. Just note you cannot stick a rumble pak or transfer pak in the controller as there are no pins where there should be.Overall, if you just want to play a few games here and there using something like Open Emu, this is for you. Serious gamers may want to look at 8bitdo. But again, solid.
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