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Gravis G42021 PC Gamepad Pro

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Brand	Kensington
Operating System	Windows 95
Item Weight	1.05 Pounds
Item Dimensions LxWxH	9.25 x 2.5 x 6.75 inches

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Compatible with every PC game using joystick, game pad, or keyboard control
100 percent digital control for precise and instantaneous response
Thumb-controlled directional pad with detachable joystick handle
Built-in connector allows full functionality for each pad in head-to-head play
Assign keyboard commands and cheat codes to 10 programmable action buttons

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Product Dimensions

9.25 x 2.5 x 6.75 inches

Item Weight

1.05 pounds

ASIN

B00000K4TX

Item model number

G42021

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14 ratings

3.8 out of 5 stars

Best Sellers Rank

#113,945 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games)
#1,364 in PC Gamepads & Standard Controllers

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Yes

Date First Available

September 4, 1999

Manufacturer

Kensington

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NO USB

Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2020

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Return completed. I changed from 1 star to 5 stars because buyer refunded my purchase. My issue that caused me to want a return is below.

"Seriously? No USB? I think a "(not USB)" in the title would be helpful here since a $20 comtroller is more of a one-click impulse purchase. It appears I am not the only one who made this mistake. Gravis gamepads have used USB since like 2001."

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Dominique Clark

Five Stars

Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2015

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received and satisfied, thank you.

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It is the old Game Port interface Gravis Game pad

Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2012

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It is the old Game Port interface Gravis Game pad. Nothing special, cheap constructed but it works like the ones of yesteryear. I am giving it 3 starts because I made the mistake thinking it was USB and found it is not.

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Cointon Spankywomper

NOT USB!!!

Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2015

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This product needs to be more clear that it IS NOT USB! I don't even know why this thing is still for sale it's so outdated. It shouldn't be on the first page of search results when looking for "PC GAMEPAD USB"

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Shane

Great quality, from a company I trust....

Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2003

On my visit to the computer store, where I planned to buy one, I looked at others. Others had styling, cool technology, and the price was almost $20 more! I found the Gravis and bought it anyway. It has great quality from a company I trust. What more do you want in a gamepad? Many people say that the cords will bother you when playing but it doesn't. Actually, sometimes I feel like it is the wireless Logitech one that they were selling for $50.
I play NBA Live 2003 with it, and it works fine. The detachable joystick handle makes the directional pad feel like a joystick with the extra buttons. It has 10 action buttons and each one works fine. Usually, games will pick out about 2 gamepads or joysticks you can buy (popular, big brand names, found in almost every computer store), which my NBA Live did, but if it doesn't, it will probably work for any EA Sports game.
Pros-
Quality from a company that people trust
Not to advanced
Detachable joystick handle for directional pad
Cons-
Looks kinda boring
For very fast play, this is not the gamepad to use
Make sure you know the controls, or you are gonna lose the game
Have fun.. at least I hope you do. If you have Windows XP, you just attach the USB thing into the slot and it installs within the minute. Then go to your EaSports game (if you have one) and click on 'Options', Game Controllers and pick the Gamepad pro.
It is fun, if you know how to use it, and very effective. More effective than the joysticks and PS2.... so now you have your very own game console (computer with gamepad), just not a two player.

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Ali Z.

OK but you can do better than this...

Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2004

This is an inexpensive, lightweight PS2-style programmable gamepad that would otherwise be a great value were it not for the extremely shoddy directional pad.
I own two of these gamepads for about 3 years (which shows its durable) and they have fared well for emulator games and games such as Madden and High Heat Baseball where precise directional control is not crucial. But the d-pad makes this almost unusable for 3D and racing games.
The d-pad is slotted to the diagonals which tends to push you diagonally when you want to go up, down, left, or right. This makes it difficult to go in a straight line which can kill you in certain games where accuracy and speed are important. Using the mini-joystick can help control a little better. The controller is kinda small so it may not fit well in big hands. Its instant and easy setup without any software makes it a true plug-n-play device.
For the $10-$15 price range you can't beat this, but do yourself a favor and spend another $5 to $10 more if you can for a better quality gamepad with ergonomic controls, trigger buttons, and force feedback.

2 people found this helpful

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Shinde Kudasai

Cheap, works with emulators. Good starting pad.

Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2006

This is the common gamepad among emu-geeks. Its got the basics, 4 candy colored buttons, start and select (where they SHOULD be) and shoulder buttons, but it has two more... hmm, I'd map those to the Save State / Load State function in ZSNES (yes, I'm a cheater). The d-pad is odd though, its a little lumpy, not like the old "cross" from the Snes/Sega days and there's a screw-whole for some kinda stick add-on. That doesn't magically make it analog though. This is a fine pad for just ONE thing, but if you wanna do more than just NES or SNES emu's, get a Lik-Sang adapter and dig any standard or aftermarket PS1/PS2 pad outta the closet. Also download Joy2Key (its free) and you'll be able to map keys to buttons and mouse to analog stick. And yes, you CAN play PSX games on PC... IF your machine is fast enough. The adapter also supports the Rumble Motors in your Dual Shock pads.

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Daniel L. Tao

Perfect SNES controller

Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2001

Look at this controller... it looks just like a Playstation controller! The only problem with that is that I don't think you can play Playstation games on your computer, at least not legally... Fortunately, you can play Super Nintendo games using a simple emulator like ZSNES, and it's perfectly legal, provided you own the games you're playing. But no console-based video game can ever be fully appreciated without a gamepad. The Gamepad Pro is the perfect solution to this problem.
If you are accustomed to playing the SNES, you will feel right at home with this controller. The 4 primary buttons (A, B, X and Y) are in the same place as on the original. So are the L and R buttons, only there are two additional buttons on top of the pad--these are useful for "turbo" functions, if your emulator has them available.
A word of warning: do not buy this controller for 3D games! Although there is a joystick (more of a thumbstick, really) attachment included with the package, the Gamepad Pro is not meant for games like Descent or the like. For such games the Eliminator, also by Gravis, is a much better choice because it is an analogue controller. But for your standard retro-SNES games (Super PunchOut!!!, Final Fight, Mario Kart, etc.), the Gamepad Pro is the way to go.
If you're not into SNES emulation, this controller is also good for PC platform games like Jazz Jackrabbit (remember that game?). Basically, any game that requires the use of a digital gamepad should be played with a controller like this one. It's got everything you need for a very reasonable price.

7 people found this helpful

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