PC game pads that actually work?
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PC game pads that actually work?
I have a few SNES Roms on my laptop, and would love to be able to play them without having to use the keyboard. I've been looking at a Logitech Gameaction gamepad, but really don't know much about it. Is this a good one, or does anyone have any other suggestions?
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Hi,
What a small world. I belong to gametraderworld also. I was the one who won the Wii in March. I can list the controller adapters that you are interested in on Ebay with a buy it now price or I can also sell direct here. I have sold to many people on this site who can vouch for my honesty and quick shipping.
In my opinion I thing the XBOX and Playstation adapters work best for just about every emulator that currently exists. Here is a picture of what those two adapters look like, plus I also took a picture of the Super Nintendo adapter. Please let me know which adapters you are interested in as well as your zip code and I'll calculate a price for you.
Thanks,
Chris
![Image](http://upload9.postimage.org/401013/MVC_003F.jpg)
What a small world. I belong to gametraderworld also. I was the one who won the Wii in March. I can list the controller adapters that you are interested in on Ebay with a buy it now price or I can also sell direct here. I have sold to many people on this site who can vouch for my honesty and quick shipping.
In my opinion I thing the XBOX and Playstation adapters work best for just about every emulator that currently exists. Here is a picture of what those two adapters look like, plus I also took a picture of the Super Nintendo adapter. Please let me know which adapters you are interested in as well as your zip code and I'll calculate a price for you.
Thanks,
Chris
![Image](http://upload9.postimage.org/401010/MVC_001F.jpg)
![Image](http://upload9.postimage.org/401013/MVC_003F.jpg)
- StuntDouble
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Saturn PC/Mac pad
I'm always raving about the official Sega Saturn USB pad for PC/Mac. If you can track one down it is worth it and the only pad you'll ever need.
It's perfect for NES, SNES, PC Engine, SMS, Genesis and about anything else I've ever tried for it. The greatest D-pad of all time, a start button, 6 awesome main buttons for fighters and two great shoulder buttons. For 32 bit and before it will probably always remain the ultimate pad for emulation.
I've used mine with no problems on several Mac OS versions and many Mac emulators, so if it works on that it's probably great on PC.
It's perfect for NES, SNES, PC Engine, SMS, Genesis and about anything else I've ever tried for it. The greatest D-pad of all time, a start button, 6 awesome main buttons for fighters and two great shoulder buttons. For 32 bit and before it will probably always remain the ultimate pad for emulation.
I've used mine with no problems on several Mac OS versions and many Mac emulators, so if it works on that it's probably great on PC.
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Re: Saturn PC/Mac pad
alexkidd wrote:I'm always raving about the official Sega Saturn USB pad for PC/Mac. If you can track one down it is worth it and the only pad you'll ever need.
It's perfect for NES, SNES, PC Engine, SMS, Genesis and about anything else I've ever tried for it. The greatest D-pad of all time, a start button, 6 awesome main buttons for fighters and two great shoulder buttons. For 32 bit and before it will probably always remain the ultimate pad for emulation.
I've used mine with no problems on several Mac OS versions and many Mac emulators, so if it works on that it's probably great on PC.
No that's what I'm talking about, that's the perfect pad for emu.