Super cheap way to use Nintendo Classic pads on PC

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There are a few ways to do this. There is the Raphnet adapter, a Mayflash one with dual ports (That appears to have problems), the Japanese Elecom adapters.. all of these are kind of expensive, IMO, for what they do. Anyways, i was in BestBuy and saw this for $13 CAD..



.. The controller is mostly trash (Dpad sucks) but the adapter seems to work quite well . I am not set up to test lag but it "feels" responsive.

The USB adapter is only a few inches long (my Elecom is 3.3 feet).

Thought i'd share.

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Another (not as) cheap way is the Elecom Wii Classic Gamepad Converter. Much cheaper than Raphnet. If you keep an eye out, you can snag them on eBay cheap. I think I payed $15 CAD shipped for the last one I bought from Japan. And unlike Raphnet they are always in stock!



I kinda forgot about it until I saw it was recently lag tested on MiSTer.


https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... 1526639510

Not %100 sure how that number translates to PC, but it's been great feeling to me. I can notice lag with the Xbox one controller on PC (wired). This feels much faster.

*shrugs* nobody cares but I still share!

<EDIT> I'm retracting my statement on noticing lag on Xbox One controller. Must have been something else going on when I tried. Used it a bunch today and it seems okay. Other than I hate the feeling of its buttons

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I wouldn't say no one cares. This thread has nearly 19,000 views! Since the invention of the like and thumbs up button, a lot of people are now incapable of POSTING a thanks or a like comment.

Anyway, thanks for sharing this info!

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NP, haha

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I'm retracting my statement on noticing lag on Xbox One controller. Must have been something else going on when I tried. Used it a bunch today and it seems okay. Other than I hate the feeling of its buttons