/vr/ - Retro Games

https://www.amazon.com/Controller-miadore-Joystick-Raspberry-Emulators/dp/B07BQMWZZD/ref=pd_sbs_147_22?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B07BQMWZZD&pd_rd_r=a6f26a3d-1581-11e9-bac0-25853b0328ce&pd_rd_w=ZbxnD&pd_rd_wg=NEvyJ&pf_rd_p=7d5d9c3c-5e01-44ac-97fd-261afd40b865&pf_rd_r=BC8654NJV4YA64W51M50&psc=1&refRID=BC8654NJV4YA64W51M50

that was sure fucking hard. Not even being a dick, it really was. There's 1,000 different SNES controller clones, but barely any NES clones.

For what it's worth, I use https://www.amazon.com/Controller-Gamepad-Joystick-Gamestick-Raspberry/dp/B01MYUDDCV/ref=sr_1_4?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1547198426&sr=1-4&keywords=innext+snes

Not an NES controller, but it's perfect for every system up until the analog era.

>>5288890
Third-party controller for licensed games?! I'm calling the police RIGHT NOW.

>>5288890
>he couldn't even use a search engine to find out that you can buy NES Classic controllers separately
Modern day people, everyone.

>>5288890
So you like just download roms and then flush some money down the toilet or

>>5288986
You can't plug in an nes classic controller to a usb port, retard.
>>5288904
Thanks for the tips anon.

>>5289201
>You can't plug in an nes classic controller to a usb port, retard.
Oh, but you can.

>>5289201
Guess what, you could've found a fix for that as well if you actually looked it up yourself but instead >>5289207 already covered.
Yup, modern people indeed.

>>5288890
Why would you want a clone of the worst controller? Get an SNES style controller; they're infinitely more comfortable and useful for more than a single system.

I use pic related on my laptop. The d-pad on it can get pushed in pretty deep and it's loud as fuck, but it feels good to use.

Just get the NES classic. It's going to go for way more than $60 after it sells out since it's been discontinued.

>>5289383
>Just get the NES classic.
>>5288890
>I'm trying to avoid dropping 60 dollars on a nes classic.

>>5289207
>>5289249
>Drop 23 dollars on a port to use an nes classic controller that by itself costs ten dollars when >>5288904 has two, albeit, off brand controllers, for 13.
Again, retards.

>>5289383
I thought Nintendo said they were going to keep producing a steady stream of them? Not surprising they went back on that.

>>5289514
You can use that adapter for any controller that uses the Wiimote port, so it also works for SNES Classic controllers and all Wii controllers that would normally connect through the Wiimote.

>>5289524
Right, but I don't really plan on using snes classic or other wiimote controllers. I was just looking for a cheap alternative. Maybe at some point I'd get the two player port one.

>>5289207
>I need a device that will introduce more lag to my emulator

Call nintendo and say you broke the controller on your nes classic. They'll sell you just a controller.

raphnet usb adapter and buy nes classic controller in the store and call Nintendo customer service to buy a snes classic con (say you broke one)

>>5290627
they sell the nes cons in stores

>>5288890
>that I can use for legitimately purchased games?
what did it mean by this?

>>5289519
they want you to subscribe on switch

>>5288890
Are you a child? Those controllers are TOO SMALL.

>>5288890
>not buying an original controller and then an NES to USB adapter
pleb

>>5293203
the classic versions are virtually identical and can be bought brand new for $9.99

>>5288890

Skip NES controller. They didn't stick with that design for a reason, they are only good as decoration these days.

Get iBuffalo SNES controllers, they're like $15 and feel almost identical to the real thing with the only noticeable difference being that the controller is slightly lighter.

>>5290620
I'm sure you'll really be able to notice that added 1ms of input lag.

>>5289201
>You can't plug in an nes classic controller to a usb port, retard.

I bought an Wii-mote USB adapter as soon as I got the SNES Classic just in case I wanted to use it on my PC.

What's the difference between getting a real SNES controller and hooking it to my PC through an adapter, and getting a SNES clone and hooking that to my PC?

What are the pros and cons of both?

I know I'm overthinking this rather harshly, but I want to make the best decision I can make.

>>5294984
Adapters will always introduce some sort of delay.

>>5294984
If the adapter is good you won't be able to tell the difference except in the physical feeling of the buttons. The input delay is a vastly overblown problem that you can't actually notice in practice.

>>5294984
You want me to list all the differences or the ones you might understand?

>>5295021
>i fell for the meme
kids. lol

>>5288890
Use this for almost every system. No more pain, no more tears.

>>5295934
been using this for years, do recommend
that pad looks great for anything classic tho that doesnt need sticks

>inb4 cordless lmao