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1. #Best contorller for project 64 emulator pro#
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3. #Best contorller for project 64 emulator ps3#
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#Best contorller for project 64 emulator ps3#

I only have the one working PS3 controller so I might as well try some real controllers. After a few rounds of button mashing (I haven't played this game in like 14 years) I gave up. I didn't really know what I was doing and I am sure I set it up silly. I played it for the first time today with a ps3 controller.

What specific models are you folks using? What works well? What doesn't? that is possible on project 64 right? Cheaper is better but I dont want something that wont function right. I would like to get 4 controllers to play with friends. So I cant post a link but I was thinking about the saberent 12 button controller found on amazon or walmart. Are there sensitivity issues with using generic usb controllers? Do the retrolink controllers function properly or would a generic like the on in the link below work better? Will the joystick on generic controllers work properly for all angles or will it only do up, down, right and left. I understand that you can use old N64 controllers along with an adapter like mayflash but I would really rather have something that I can go buy at a reasonable price than buying second hand controllers that may or may not work.Īre there any controllers that will function properly with this game other than the original N64 controllers? I don't care about the shape of the controller at all and the layout isnt to big of a deal to me. I bet Spelunky will feel great on it.I am having a hard time finding which usb controller works best for SSB64 on pc. Ship all the N64 pads directly to me, Nintendo. Those people have been griping again since the Nintendo Direct. I loved the N64 controller so much that I was surprised years later to discover that other people did not. It might not be as convenient as if the developers officially supported the controller themselves, but it works. Or if you boot up games in Big Picture mode with the controller connected, you'll get over-the-game remapping features.

#Best contorller for project 64 emulator download#

You can map the buttons on a per-game basis, or download profiles from other users.

#Best contorller for project 64 emulator pro#

If you hook up a Switch Pro controller to a PC, however, then Steam will offer you configuration support. But it's going to be an exercise in frustration to actually use any of these in any modern game. You could either buy a Hyperkin adapter and use the original pad, or you could buy one of several questionable appropriations.

Thing is, you can technically already use an N64 controller on PC. Sure, but this new N64 controller being an official Nintendo release all but guarantees it'll be adequately supported one way or another. "But aren't those games going to be designed for more modern pads," I pretend I can hear you say. You can't tell me, for example that Yooka-Laylee or A Hat In Time aren't going to be instantly 15% better if played with an N64 pad. In particular, I want to use it to play the range of modern games clearly inspired by N64-era Nintendo. Instead, I'm interested in using an N64 controller to play modern games. The newly announced wireless N64 controller in its box. I imagine there are some emulation enthusiasts who feel differently, but that's not me. I have very little appetite for playing Ocarina Of Time again. That's not where my interests lie, however. It therefore makes perfect sense that Nintendo want to recreate the controller so people can play those old classics as originally intended. I've played Mario 64 with several different controllers since, and it has never felt as good when not on an N64 pad.

#Best contorller for project 64 emulator software#

Nintendo have always been good at making hardware and software which feel as if they're working hand in glove (except for the Nintendo Power Glove). The best thing about the controller was that it seemed perfectly designed for the games released on the N64 console.