/vr/ - Retro Games

[Anonymous No.8263685]

What is the most objectively best controller for playing retro games?

Pic not related.

Fuck that d-pad

[Anonymous No.8263716]

>>8263685
I just use a DS4 on a 1ms monitor
But people in here will tell you to use the most unthinkable crazy wackass controllers you'll ever see, so don't expect any common sense

[Anonymous No.8263721]

steam controller (touchpads, paddles, and triggers only)

[Anonymous No.8263758]

Original NES controller with usb adapter is my favorite. If I need more buttons, I just add another one.

[Anonymous No.8263808]

I really can't think of a better all-purpose controller. You can find better single-platform options, but if you want something to cover everything, this is the least-compromises option.

[Anonymous No.8263818]

>>8263685
X1 controller
This same "discussion" happens all the time. Answers is always the same. Get the X1 controller and fuck off.

[Anonymous No.8263820]

>>8263808
Eh, I prefer the one OP despises. But it's a solid option either way. Can't go wrong with Wii U pro or a Saturn Controller either.

[Anonymous No.8263830]

I use a wii u pro controller with a mayfire adapter.
>Godly dpad that doesn't fuck up you thumb after long sessions, analog sticks are very good too if you prefer that.
>Dpad and face button perfectly alligned while also having more than enough buttons for any game system
>Fits well with nintendo emulators and pretty much everything else because of it's basic but ergonomic design
>has both xinput for emulators and dinput for older pc games
>wireless along with having battery life that seemingly never runs out

[Anonymous No.8263832]

>>8263685
The controller of the system the games were designed for, or failing that, a repro that got as close as possible.
For an all round option, almost everything until the 32-bit era could be done with an arcade stick, which were often 'pro controllers' of the time, but these days you can get one with proper arcade parts much more easily. There will be some exceptions for games with specialist (e.g. lightgun, trackball etc) or weird control schemes, but any controller may struggle with those. It's even fine (or preferred) for 32-bit consoles with 2D arcade ports, though by this era some of the 2D console only games might be designed with shoulder buttons in mind.

[Anonymous No.8263884]

>>8263758
I need to know how you've mapped N64 controls to dual NES controllers

[Anonymous No.8263953]

>>8263685
I would have to give a lame answer like original xbox 1 pad but if you count retro as 2d only I would say a good arcade stick.

[Anonymous No.8263967]

>>8263685
Ps2 esque controller

[Anonymous No.8263971]

>>8263830
Tell me more about this adapter. I'd love to use my Wii U Pro for games again.

[Anonymous No.8263995]

>>8263953
>if you count retro as 2d only I would say a good arcade stick.
Pic unrelated

[Anonymous No.8263997]

>>8263995
I've never used that stick but what about it is bad? It's Hori so it should be good.

[Anonymous No.8264013]

>>8263685
I don't know, but anything that doesn't have the pad in the primary position can fuck off.

That includes every single Xbox controller and anything else that copies that shitty zoomer layout.

[Anonymous No.8264017]

>>8264013
>zoomer layout.
It's a better layout for non retro games.

[Anonymous No.8264019]

>>8264017
Good thing this is asking specifically about retro then.

[Anonymous No.8264020]

>>8263971
Not him, but I've been using one for more than a year. It's very simple, you plug in the wireless adapter, set it to xinput and sync the controller. The only thing I had to do was to input a button combination on the controller because by default the buttons are mapped like the Wii U instead of the Xbox 360, so they were all messed up (since most xinput games are mapped like 360). But you do that once and done, no need to do it ever again.

It's pretty much perfect and works with any game that supports xinput. The option for dinput is also there if you want, I never used it myself.

The only bad thing I can think of is that it doesn't support 4 controllers on xinput, only dinput. So it's kind of a pain to map the buttons if you want to play local multiplayer with friends.

[Anonymous No.8264076]

>>8263997
>what about it is bad?
Have you looked at the surface? Count the number of buttons there? Even the filename gives away it’s a fighting stick. That’s not much for a “best controller” for 2d

[Anonymous No.8264197]

>most objectively best controller
Terrible question from someone with a limited POV. There is no one controller that's best for Street Fighter II (6-button or fight stick), Doom (mouse & keyboard), and GTA III (any modern dual analog controller).

>>8263818
What is the X1

[Anonymous No.8264209]

>>8264197
I assume he means Xbone.

Best controller is the DS4 OR DualSense. They are both supported natively on macOS.

[Anonymous No.8264213]

>>8264209
>wireless
>apple
>best
No

[Anonymous No.8264272]

>>8263685

[Anonymous No.8264274]

>>8264272
>no cable
>shit in the middle
cringe

[Anonymous No.8264312]

>>8264274
it b second place next to the dualsense

[Anonymous No.8264314]

Is that anon who uses N64 controllers sideways here?

[Anonymous No.8264380]

Sega Saturn pad for everything pre 95 (not counting the PSX)
PlayStation controller for everything else

[Anonymous No.8264618]

>>8263884
Nothing really to it, I was using Project 64. The D-pad on the back controller makes good c-buttons. All game dependent of course.

[Anonymous No.8264626]

Hail to the king baby.

[Anonymous No.8264635]

>>8263808
How much do they pay you to post this shit in every controller thread?

[Anonymous No.8264643]

SeX controller is my favorite. The Dpad shits over anything Nintendo's made in the last couple of years.

[Anonymous No.8264650]

I use a dualshock 3 because i found one on a goodwill for $5 and i can use it on both my ps2 and pc.

[Anonymous No.8264667]

The WiiU pro controller is like the only controller with analogs that also has a good dpad. It's a pain in the dick trying to find authentic ones now though, I really regret only ever buying 2 when stores still had WiiU shit.

[Anonymous No.8264671]

>>8264643
I have this exact controller and it rules. Overtook my SN30 Pro as my favorite for emulation

[Anonymous No.8264676]

Handlets need not apply.

[Anonymous No.8264683]

>>8264676
I would use this whenever I played emulated SNES games with my little sister as a a kid. I'd usually use the S controller whenever I was playing something alone though

[Anonymous No.8264795]

>>8263758
Actually impressive, I'd like to see a video of this in motion.

[Anonymous No.8264813]

>>8263808
8bitdo fucking sucks. dpads feel like shit and they're flimsy as hell.

[Anonymous No.8264815]

>>8264626
Fuck yeah nigga

[Anonymous No.8264816]

>>8264626
Honestly a very solid, reliable controller. It just needs better sticks and preferably all digital shoulder buttons and I'd call it one of the best.

[Anonymous No.8265393]

anything else is a compromise

[Anonymous No.8265449]

>>8263685
Bliss Box with the controller of their respective console, what else?

[Anonymous No.8265463]

>>8263818
Same
It's not the bestest most perfect thing ever but generally speaking it's the best overall option due to being made by M$ for use on Microsoft stuff.
If not, native controller with USB adapter.

[Anonymous No.8265484]

>>8264272
Fpbp as always.

[Anonymous No.8265505]

This one.

[Anonymous No.8265517]

>>8265449
>Controller to USB adapter
>USB adapter to plastic box adapter
>Plastic box adapter to another USB adapter
Input lag on that thing should be so high you might as well play over mail

>>8263716
fpbp by the way, it's the least input lag if you're emulating

[Anonymous No.8265531]

>>8264816
>all digital shoulder buttons
>excuse me my good man, CAPITAL controller you have here but you could make it shittier and less functional?
Fuck you, stupid. That would gimp every racing game.

[Anonymous No.8265537]

>>8265531
There's plenty of other controllers out there that're well suited for racing games, and the analog triggers on the logitech controller are fucking horrendous. Be better to just trash them and go all digital.

[Anonymous No.8265665]

>>8263685
For NES you should use a NES controller

For SMS you should use a SMS controller

For Mega Drive you should use a Mega Drive controller

For SNES you should use a SNS controller

For PS1 you should use a PS1 controller

For Saturn you should use a Saturn Controller

For N64…..you can throw that one in the garbage

[Anonymous No.8265670]

>>8264643
The d pad is way too loud and clicky, it's distracting.

[Anonymous No.8265684]

>>8264076
'fighting sticks' are just arcade controllers which you see the same standardised layout on other arcade machines but with just some of the buttons plugged. Arcade controllers would be fine for 99% of the classic kind of 2D game out there, barring mouse control or light gun style games you wouldn't use a controller for anyway.
On that model, it probably has Hori's parts which should probably get replaced.

[Anonymous No.8265689]

>>8264380
basically true

[Anonymous No.8265692]

>>8265684
I've been really happy with Hori's proprietary buttons and levers, honestly. No need to replace them unless you prefer another brand

[Anonymous No.8265714]

>>8263685
After 20+ years with Sony controllers I gave Xbox Series controller a try and I like it. This new Dpad is cash compared to previous one I returned few years back. I still haven't tried playing rhythm games where asymmetric button layout used to fucked me up.

[Anonymous No.8265727]

>>8265670
It is loud. I play with headphones or loud enough to drown the noise usually.

[Anonymous No.8265927]

>>8265505
fpbp
the only non-shit 8bitdo product and it's actually awesome

[Anonymous No.8265930]

>>8265692
the main issue with the lever is if you let go to return to neutral, it can bounce back so hard it can activate the opposite direction

[Anonymous No.8265969]

>>8265505
Twin sticks are vital for MAME. Some games are nigh-on unplayable without them.

[Anonymous No.8265997]

[Anonymous No.8266000]

>>8265969
?

[Anonymous No.8266020]

>>8265969

[Anonymous No.8266026]

>>8265969
Kill yourself

[Anonymous No.8266029]

>>8265997
The iBuffalo has mushy face buttons that feel really cheap. The Saitek 990's has a better build quality, but the d-pad's worse and sometimes they have cheap rubbery plastic on the analog sticks.

As for the wired Logitech Wingman as well as a Sabrent, Sabrent fell apart instantly and the Wingman's better for SNES/Saturn games than N64(mainly due to the L/Z trigger being mapped to the slider), but has plastic analog sticks that can snap in half easily(but there are guides for 3D printing new sticks for them)

Still waiting for that dual-analog Saturn controller from Retrobit.

[Anonymous No.8266103]

this when it fucking comes out.

[Anonymous No.8266178]

>>8266103
Never ever at this point...?

[Anonymous No.8266196]

>>8264813
i dont know about their newer products but their old sfc30 that they had to discontinue was pretty much the same as an original SNES pad but wireless and the buttons less mushy, especially the shoulder buttons. but i dont see a point in getting something like picrel, its a full fledged controller, nothing about keeping a retro feel alive or something, might as well go with a DS4 or something at that point

[Anonymous No.8266227]

>>8266196
They improved a lot recently, Pro 2 is great and probably the best low budget cabled pad there is

[Anonymous No.8266239]

>>8263685
>Fuck that d-pad
Talk about getting filtered. The controller perfect for 3D games and work just fine for 2D.

[Anonymous No.8266258]

>>8266239

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQUiXokUVeg

Fuck off retard

[Anonymous No.8266270]

>>8263685
>>8264013
The Wii classic controller pro had a good d-pad in its rightful place

[Anonymous No.8266278]

>>8266258
>My favorite youtuber says it's bad
Get your own opinion you fucking sheep.

[Anonymous No.8266363]

Do Sony really have a patent on symmetrical analogue sticks and geometric (rather than alphabet) face buttons, or does everyone else have terrible aesthetics for no reason?

[Anonymous No.8266372]

>>8264643
Yeah, I was pleasantly surprised by the d-pad.

[Anonymous No.8266387]

>>8266103
>bluetooth
out the window it goes

[Anonymous No.8266405]

>>8266103
how many years now?

[Anonymous No.8266413]

>>8263758
lmao what the fuck

[Anonymous No.8266445]

>>8263685
The PS1 classic was a joke but the controller is great.

[Anonymous No.8266456]

If you want a new, modern controller, this is by far the best option out there. The button layout is weird and for fighting games, but if you're playing 2-5 button retro games, that doesn't matter.
If you want an old controller, it depends on the system. I like the Genesis controller.

[Anonymous No.8266459]

>>8263685
I personally really enjoy this. The price to quality ratio is fantastic and the layout with shoulder buttons covers the vast majority of retro consoles.

[Anonymous No.8266464]

>>8264813
the dpad on them is excellent and they are as solid, if not more solid than an OEM snes, you have never used one. i have an sn30pro+ and if these existed 20 years ago i would have used it with everything, it's literally a perfect controller.

[Anonymous No.8266476]

>>8264626
awful dpad and stiff triggers, don't recommend

[Anonymous No.8266478]

>>8266029
The iBuffolo SNES style buttons are less mushy than my actual SNES controller, though I wonder if the latter just has age creeping up on it.

[Anonymous No.8266482]

>>8266464
i have a sn30pro+ and the dpad has the same exaft issue as the pro controller, if i press down and then, without pressing the left button itself, move my finger sliiiightly to the left, it turns it into a diagonal
i can't fucking play strive with it because my character randomly crouches, so i had to switch to play it with my keyboard
i'm extremely disappointed

[Anonymous No.8266534]

+ a USB adapter.

[Anonymous No.8266584]

>>8265670
It's why I prefer the original Xbox One controller d-pad.

[Anonymous No.8266601]

>>8266534
Any known reason for two clear and two opaque buttons? It's a bit weird.

[Anonymous No.8266615]

>>8263685
That the entire thing, OP. That controller is garbage and not comfortable at all.
Thanks for the dropped inputs, Nintendo. Was farming the hardware out to China worth the extra Yen?

[Anonymous No.8266617]

>>8266601
to replicate the look and feel of a snes controller, but at the same time maintaining the white monochromatic aesthetic of the wii

[Anonymous No.8266626]

>>8266617
So glad Nintendo cares for aesthetics so much while their hardware turns to shit.

[Anonymous No.8266645]

>>8266617
That makes sense although it's weird they used snes design and not super famicom one even in Japan.

[Anonymous No.8266652]

>>8266645
>white controller for white console
>with four buttons of four bright different colors
you're fired, mr designer-kun

[Anonymous No.8266716]

>>8266652
That pure white console. Not a spec of color to be seen. It's like autumn snow on mount Fuji.
Couldn't they make four shades of gray or something for jp classic controller?

[Anonymous No.8266836]

>>8266239
No, just no. The D-pad is legit garbage. I like everything else about it, but forget about playing anything that requires precise D-pad input.

[Anonymous No.8266892]

>>8263808
seconding for this although it's pretty expensive. it was being sold at best buys around me for $100 which is ridiculous for a fucking controller. luckily i was able to order it online somewhere for $45

[Anonymous No.8266893]

>>8263758
Actually based
Literally why would you need more

[Anonymous No.8266924]

>>8263685
No controller Dpad feels as good and accurateas using keys on a keyboard

[Anonymous No.8267137]

>>8263758
I'm gonna have a stroke!

Post your button layout for project 64 right fucking now!

[Anonymous No.8267152]

>>8263685
Does anyone know if there's a non-expensive option to use an origional SNES controller on a Gamecube? I know about Raphnet, but it'll costs $25 plus shipping and tip to get it to me

I bought some cheap Komodo adapter, but it polls for inputs each frame causing it to miss inputs. Anyone know of any slightly cheaper options that don't suck?

[Anonymous No.8267159]

>>8267152
if $25 is expensive for you, then you're in the wrong hobby

[Anonymous No.8267162]

>>8267159
Not him, but being a third worlder with the dollar's price more than doubled really sucks.
Just fuck my shit up, /vr/ troopers. At least emulators on PC are free.

[Anonymous No.8267163]

>>8267159
It's just a device that translates button inputs to another type of button inputs. There's no reason to shell out a lot of money for that, paypig

[Anonymous No.8267395]

just stop being poor jose

[Anonymous No.8267405]

>>8263685
there was a revision that fixes the DPAD but it's still in the wrong place.

[Anonymous No.8267437]

>>8266445
>PS1 classic
this, this is the most solid all around option if you don't have anything against sony dpads
>1st party build quality for 15 bucks open box on ebay
>4 shoulder buttons for 5th gen games
>non detachable wired cable

[Anonymous No.8267442]

>>8264272
>usb-c detachable cable
huge pain in the ass

[Anonymous No.8267446]

>>8263758
If I had any NES controllers I would be trying this myself right now. You're a mad scientist

[Anonymous No.8267449]

>>8267442
hell I wish it was USB-C, it would probably stay plugged in more easily than micro USB

[Anonymous No.8267537]

you can fix everything wrong with the pro controller with a 5 minuted tape mod on the dpad. Then it's perfect

yeah it sucks that you have to mod it, but it's simple, easy and completely fixes the issue. If you have a pro controller I highly recommend it.

[Anonymous No.8267676]

>>8263758
based

[Anonymous No.8267928]

>>8267537
I have two and I don't feel like opening them.
Plus I don't have any tape.

[Anonymous No.8268013]

>>8266000
>>8266020
There are a number of (excellent) games that require duo stick control. Are you illiterate, or completely ignorant of coin-op history?
>>8266026
Easy to say that behind a veil of anonymity. I imagine that you'd be quick to run away with your tail between your legs if you were to encounter me in real life, faggot invertebrate. Pathetic fucking child.

[Anonymous No.8268020]

>>8266000
>>8266020
There are a number of (excellent) games that require dual stick control. Are you illiterate, or completely ignorant of coin-op history?
>>8266026
Easy to say that behind a veil of anonymity. I imagine that you'd be quick to run away with your tail between your legs if you were to encounter me in real life, faggot invertebrate. Pathetic fucking child.

[Anonymous No.8268036]

>>8268020
>Are you illiterate, or completely ignorant of coin-op history?
I hope you’re not mistaking microswitches with analog there anon

[Anonymous No.8268101]

>>8264272
I found that today at a goodwill for $6. It will be a nice analog USB controller for my ps classic.

[Anonymous No.8268132]

great grip, great buttons, and a reliable analog stick.

[Anonymous No.8268382]

>>8268036
MAME controls are completely customizable. Robotron plays just fine with two sticks.

[Anonymous No.8268384]

>>8268132
Haha I literally had that and it was basically a plug and play device for nes roms. The analog stick for mine was just plastic and didn't move.

[Anonymous No.8268426]

>>8268384
My lil bro had one, he was obviously disappointed but I was kinda amused by the form factor

[Anonymous No.8268504]

>>8263758
Wait, am I understanding that you rubber banded two usb NES controllers to create one controller?

[Anonymous No.8268543]

wired xbox 360 master race

[sega No.8268648]

>>8268504
Those aren't USB controllers anon

[Anonymous No.8268689]

>>8268382
an analog stick is not as good as a dpad or buttons for microswitches

[Anonymous No.8268693]

>>8268689
NOOOOO. Touch screen controls are just as good a dpad + 6 buttons.

[Anonymous No.8268698]

>>8268693
where did I say that?

[Anonymous No.8268703]

>>8268698
I'm agreeing with you you dumb son of a bitch.

[Anonymous No.8268712]

>>8263685
why not this? im curious

[Anonymous No.8268783]

>>8268712
nothing if you like it, it probably has the lowest input lag of any modern controllers

[Anonymous No.8268829]

>>8263685
>>8266534

I use wii classic controller with usb adapter, aside semi stiffy face buttons. It aint bad, and i love the analogue shoulders/bumpers and believe, they feel amazing in many games (too bad the classic pro replace them with digital ones and shitty ones and wii u one sucks ass)

>>8266617
>>8265393
I am however getting a snes wii version as well.

[Anonymous No.8268831]

>>8266445
But, it aint dualshock

[Anonymous No.8268837]

>>8266239
Typicall Nintennies

[Anonymous No.8268912]

>>8265665
Holy bas.... You ruined it with the last line. So close.

[Anonymous No.8268915]

>>8265665
>For SMS you should use a SMS controller
>For N64…..you can throw that one in the garbage
almost

[Anonymous No.8269168]

>>8268783
Which I still find odd considering its bluetooth while xbox and logitech controllers are all USB/wifi

[Anonymous No.8269170]

>>8265665
extremely based

[Anonymous No.8269179]

>>8264013
>>8264017
>>8264019
It's a better layout when you're primarily using the analogue stick

[Anonymous No.8269191]

>>8265665
>NES
PS4 controller
>SMS
PS4 controller
>Mega Drive
PS4 controller
>SNES
PS4 controller
>PS1
Xbox One controller
>Saturn
PS4 controller
>N64
PS4 controller

[Anonymous No.8269212]

>>8269168
>Which I still find odd
it's not odd, it just has an extremely high polling rate

[Anonymous No.8269727]

>>8269212
it's why the battery is so bad on them isn't it?

[Anonymous No.8269735]

>>8263758
Full Retard

[Anonymous No.8269738]

>>8263808

Why are the start/select buttons off center?

[Anonymous No.8269987]

So, if I went first party for a general use, what would you fags recommend for linux? An xbox or a PS controller? I've been using a Logitech F310, Buffalo SNES, and 1st party Wii controllers. I've been mulling over replacing the 310 with an Xbox, PS, or (maybe) a 8BitDo Pro 2. You know, one of these or just do this shit >>8263758 then hang myself with it later.

[Anonymous No.8269993]

>>8268829
I found that controller at Gamestop the other day and completely forgot it had the analog buttons. It beats the shit out of the pro controller by a mile due to that alone. I also have two of the SNES Classic controllers and they are very nice.

[Anonymous No.8270010]

>>8269993
>>8268829
Aren't the analog sticks irritating to use with that form factor?

[Anonymous No.8270891]

Page 8 already?

[Anonymous No.8270919]

>>8268689
Yes, it is, if you adjust sensitivity.

[Anonymous No.8270958]

>>8270010
Not that I found.

[Anonymous No.8270976]

>>8269987
the 360 left stick placement is objectively superior ergonomically compared to the sony model, question really is do you accept inferior stick placement for the convenience of not having to switch out the controller whenever you want to play a dpad game.

[Anonymous No.8271142]

>>8264626
I used to use this too for a long time but the 'RB' button stopped functioning properly 100% of time and needs a good push to work so I gave it to my brother for multiplayer shit. I got the next model and I love it. It's got much better plastic, feels better in your hand, the d-pad isn't as stiff it's perfect for a d-pad player like me and the analog feels smoother too. It's got way better build quality on everything really, even the buttons. It's got a ramble pack too which is awesome. It's wireless which I know vr loves but desu I like wrapping myself in a blanket and feeling comfy.
It's such a good controller for both emulation and not. It's just a little heavier that the wired model, obviously, and costs more, obviously. Bitch doesn't even come with rechargeable batteries or a charger, you gotta buy those yourself.

I'd say the white one is the king and the dark blue one is the prince.
>pic related

[Anonymous No.8271317]

>>8271142
Have you had any connection issues with that 710? That seems to be the common complaint with it.

[Anonymous No.8271507]

>>8266445
Your mother and father are the real joke here

Apologize and repent

[Anonymous No.8271796]

>>8268693
I didn't say anything about a touchscreen. Other than the (very) occasional extraction of your whore mother's giant black dildo, do you usually pull stupid shit out of your well used ass, you attention starved simpleton faggot?

[Anonymous No.8271801]

>>8271796
you're not very good at being insulting. should've just called him a gay nigger.

[Anonymous No.8271823]

>>8271796
I didn't even read your post but whatever you're pushing sounds like pro bastardised emulation so it can get fucked.

[Anonymous No.8271839]

>>8271823
I'm pushing drugs onto your nieces and nephews. Hopefully, they'll all OD. Their obituaries will make for a fine masturbatory aid. If you have nothing to add of substance, then keep your horse dick sucking mouth shut, you perpetually drooling 'tard.

[Anonymous No.8271945]

>>8271796
no but you did say analog sticks are a good replacement for microswitches, I'm sure that you'll find a lot of people that agree with you there

[Anonymous No.8271948]

>>8269212
Why don't the USB ones have high polling rate where they dont even need to worry about battery

[Anonymous No.8271954]

>>8271948
I don’t think it transmits the same data rate through the USB port

[Anonymous No.8271959]

>>8271954
Yeah thats true. i just meant other controllers like wired logitech/xbox ones. maybe a market for it who knows

[Anonymous No.8271965]

>>8271959
Oh, well polling rates are set by the manufacturers usually, I think the Xbox controllers poll at 125hz or something?

[Anonymous No.8273889]

>>8271317
Yeah, sometimes. There's times where it will mess up for like 4 seconds and act as if you are holding an input.
Maybe like once or twice every 3 months, discounting when it happens because of dying batteries of course.
I've reliably done S ranks on Cuphead and played Celeste (and other input heavy games) with no hiccups on it for very long hours straight and have had no input lag or dcs.

Just remembered you can't have audio in vr making the video almost pointless but I worked on it so may as well lol
Wanted to show how smooth the d-pad and analog are, and the rumble pak. It's also got a dedicated vibration button for uh... cutscenes :^)

[Anonymous No.8273891]

>Due to various factors such as manufacturing shortages such as IC chips, we've had to delay the release of the #SEGA #Dreamcast and Saturn Analog controllers. Rest assured, we are continuing to develop these in hopes of meeting everyone's expectations.
holy shit they actually said something

[Anonymous No.8273896]

No one controller is good for all retro games.

[Anonymous No.8274261]

>>8269738
then it would be too close to the y button

[Anonymous No.8275120]

>>8264676
This bad boy right here. It's surprisingly comfy if you don't have girl hands.
It took a while to get used to but now I play most slow paced games with it, retro or not.

[Anonymous No.8275158]

>ctrl-f elite
>phrase not found
Real disappointed in you gentlemen.

[Anonymous No.8275165]

>>8275158
Elite is a great controller but people will shit on it because of the price and because many were damaged by angry cod nerds so now they think it's not a durable controller when the opposite is true

[Anonymous No.8275180]

>>8275165
Only issue I have is it occasionally refuses bluetooth connections, but that may be my shitty pci card. v2 btw. I never bothered buying the ekbok wireless dongle. Zero drift or misfires yet, and its held up to years of dmc5 when dmc3 and 4 have claimed several controllers over the years.

[Anonymous No.8276914]

>>8265665
>For SMS you should use a SMS controller
Ask me how I know you're a retard

[Anonymous No.8278682]

>>8273896
Have to agree with anon but go one up. This argument surely proves there is no universally perfect controller.
Personally hated psx style pads at first but ds does an acceptable job. Logitech f310 comfy. Great for pc and Genesis mini

[Anonymous No.8278685]

>>8263685
This is just an xbox controller. why should i buy this

[Anonymous No.8278691]

>>8276914
Anon clearly never used an sms controller.

[Anonymous No.8278697]

SNES controller. it's so comfy to hold. I made a SNES to PC adapter using an arduino.
>pic related
it uses a software "driver" (ie a program that reads the input from serial) to send out key commands to the OS. works pretty good. haven't tested input lag but there isn't a lot happening on the arduino side and my code is mostly efficient. the SNES driver is written in python though.
I had an NES version too but I took that apart but it's mostly the same setup.
>>8265393
I agree.

[Anonymous No.8278705]

>>8263808
I just got this for my emulation box and it’s fine. Wanted something that would let me remap the paddles on the handles to other functions but you can’t which is annoying. The d-pad is fine but kind of slidey. I can push the dpad to the left and right in the plastic slightly which isn’t too noticeable but sometimes it’s fucking annoying. Not a bad controller but wish I waited for it to go on sale.

[Anonymous No.8278709]

>>8263685
I have a collection of USB controllers, so I just change depending on the console emulator.

[Anonymous No.8278713]

>>8263721
Are you in the SC discord? Regardless, you're my nigger

[Anonymous No.8278752]

>>8278697
>SNES to PC adapter using an arduino
>haven't tested input lag
>my code is mostly efficient

[Anonymous No.8278784]

>>8263685
How's the stick drift?

[Anonymous No.8281238]

>>8264272
>>8268712
does a ds4 work with pcsx2 pressure sensitive buttons? or should i just get a ds3 with scp drivers?