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[Anonymous No.649735]

What's your favorite retro controller?

What's your go-to controller for emulation and the like?

Post controllers, controller mods, shitty knockoffs, and last but not least, opinions

[Anonymous No.649752]

>>649735
>pixel art
>.jpg

I'm going to take all the pixels in this image and recreate it as a PNG. Wish me luck.

[Anonymous No.649760]

>>649735

My fav retro controller is the snes one. My controller for emulation is the ps3 pad...

[Anonymous No.649770]

>>649735

[Anonymous No.649775]

>>649770
>$50 used on Amazon

The novelty would be great but eh

[Anonymous No.649785]

Favorite retro? SNES.
Favorite overall? The 360 controller, which would be absolutely perfect with a better D-Pad.

[Anonymous No.649781]

>>649760
Same for me.

[Anonymous No.649790]

>>649752
But it looks just fine.
What are you smoking?

[Anonymous No.649795]

[Anonymous No.649815]

>>649752
>>649790
Because muh ocd. Zoom in some on that one.

There are some sampling errors around the buttons here but I tried realy ahrd

[Anonymous No.649828]

I want a new (used?) N64 controller. I'm willing to do the joystick mod but I want new ones too.

Is it possible to get some that are in good condition?

[Anonymous No.649840]

>>649815
Why are they different sizes if they are both 1000x800

[Anonymous No.649851]

I recently got Retroarch-Wii, and I absolutely love this. The sticks don't bother me as much as I had thought they would.

[Anonymous No.649857]

>>649840

Because PNG

[Anonymous No.649870]

I always liked the intellivision controller ( [0,4] on OP pic). It was more comfortable to use than it looked, the 4 action buttons in the side were easy to use while manipulating the circular dpad, and it was pretty cool how games came with inserts to put over the numpad to give you a cool intuitive interface instead of making you just memorize what numbers do what (pic related)

[Anonymous No.649886]

>>649770
Are there drivers for the keyboard AND the controller combined?

[Anonymous No.649897]

>>649886
I think you have a better chance of seeing Jesus playing animal crossing with that thing in your house than getting PC drivers for that keyboard/controller

[Anonymous No.649915]

As far as actual retro? Satrun model 2 pad.

As far as the "go to" controller that works for PC emulation? Pic related. It's my default 360 fighting game controller and works just fine for emulation on PC.

FANTASTIC dpad. 6-button face. two shoulder bumpers and 2 analog shoulder triggers.

[Anonymous No.649919]

I am the only person on the planet who liked the Jaguar's controller. I liked the grip. Could have used more thumb buttons of course.

[Anonymous No.649923]

>>649915
*Saturn

[Anonymous No.649927]

[Anonymous No.649945]

>>649915
Can you rebind the extra two buttons so they don't conflict with LB and RB?

[Anonymous No.649948]

>>649915
I don't know why everyone shifted away from having six face buttons. Four seems so limited.

[Dolemite Headdy !!zhWCBZ4SCqL No.650013]

When I went from using a NES controller to a 3-button Genesis controller, my hands fell in love. Say what you want about the size, but the shape is perfect for my hands. The 6-button controller always felt too weird and too small by comparison. Official N64 controllers are also a perfect shape for my hands, but it comes in second place for me only because the button layout took some getting used to at first.

[Anonymous No.650021]

>>650013
>genesis controller
>3 buttons

I never understood this. Sonic only needs 1 button.

[Anonymous No.650376]

>>649945
LB and RB are repeated on the bumpers. The analog triggers however, are separate LT and RT.

[Anonymous No.651863]

>>650376
I think this'd be perfect if it had shoulders.

I use a snes usb pad. It is by far the best controller, yeah better than saturn.

[Anonymous No.651865]

>>651863
*I didnt mean to quote

[Anonymous No.651881]

>>651863
>no 6 button face
>terrible for fighters of the era
>better than saturn

yeah...no