SNES Controller to Adapter for PC USB
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- Connect your SNES or SFC controller to your PC USB Port
- Two players can play simultaneously, USB self powered
- Standard HID (Human Interface Device) compliant, no drivers needed, just plug and play
- Suitable for both Destop and Notebook PCs
- Compatible with Windows 98, ME, 2000, XP, Vista and Windows 7
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Product description
Connects up to two controller to your computer (PCs only). No extra drivers required, nothing extra needed, just plug and play. Suitable for both notebooks and desktop PCs. Compatible with Windows 98, ME, 2000, 2003, XP and Vista. Super sensitive buttons for precision control. Yo can use two or more controllers for multi-player gaming. Standard HID (Human Interface Device) compliant. Please use original controllers with this adapter. Third party controllers may not work properly with this adapter.
Product information
| ASIN | B002IXZ5DE |
|---|---|
| Customer Reviews |
4.4 out of 5 stars |
| Best Sellers Rank | #19,648 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games) #3,200 in PC Accessories |
| Pricing | The strikethrough price is the List Price. Savings represents a discount off the List Price. |
| Product Dimensions | 6.69 x 5.12 x 0.79 inches; 1.6 Ounces |
| Binding | Video Game |
| Item model number | 6903368296112 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 1.6 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Mayflash |
| Date First Available | July 24, 2009 |
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I do have to tinker with retroarch because the input delay is noticeable, but I don’t believe it is because of this adapter. You can find comparisons of retroarch vs snes mini and retroarch has more input lag. If I can’t get the input lag better in retroarch then I’ll probably switch to a HTPC setup. The controller also plug and played on my windows machines. I’m also excited to try some indie games using a snes controller.
Also, just to confirm, because this wasn't clear from the pictures: these adapters actually have TWO SNES controller ports on them, so they will support two players at a time. (I actually ended up purchasing two more than I needed...oh well!)
These adapters present the SNES controllers to Windows as sixteen buttons (eight per controller), a D-pad, and a hat switch, so they are totally plug-and-play, no drivers required on Windows 7 or 8. Once it's detected, all you need to do is fire up your emulator and configure both controllers and they work perfectly. With the Raspberry Pi, make sure to use a powered USB hub (this is normal for many devices) and just follow the instructions with your distro. I used Retropie and was able to get it working with very little fuss.
I will update this review after setting up my raspberry pi with retropie installed, but here's the basic takeaway: if you are hoping to dig up your old SNES controllers and expect it to work right off the bat, you may be in for hit-or-miss results. If you're working with reproduction controllers, you should be just fine. I definitely recommend this product for the convenience of having two controllers in one USB port, and the possibility of being able to use original equipment is a major bonus!
I plugged this in my Mac on OSX and booted the emulator SNES9x. Before starting any ROM, I went to Config and then Configure Controllers. From there, I clicked on each button for Player 1 and pushed each button corresponding to those on the controller. After doing this with every button, I checked my work by pushing each button on the controller and saw that each corresponding button lit-up after being pressed. I then did this for controller 2. From there, I loaded up a few different ROMs testing 'em out. All of them were a success and even 2-person multiplayer worked simultaneously! I then did the exact same process on my PC that's running XP and, again, success.
Just a heads up, before purchasing, I read the top reviewers review and want to make note that I too am using original SNES controllers that are model SNS-102. I haven't tested out SNS-005s, but I suggest that those having trouble try and find some SNS-102 controllers, hopefully that'll fix any problems you are experiencing.
Overall, it worked on Mac, PC, 2 players simultaneously, for multiple games I've tested so far, didn't have to install any drivers or software and I'm very satisfied with the purchase. I HIGHLY suggest this to anyone interested in it. Having had such a good experience with this Mayflash device, I will most likely be purchasing similar USB adapters, but for the GC and N64. Thanks Mayflash!
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Wow this is Great, Tested on GNU/Linux (Manjaro) and it worked but really got it to try on TheC64Maxi and again it worked Great, Not Tested but should work on The C64 Mini too.
Tested with Ascii Ware Super Advantage (Arcade Stick), Competition Pro, and Standard SNES Pad.
As Others have said can be a bit tight plugging in controller but over time it should give a bit and hopefully not break in two, As it worked Great with TheC64 i give it 5 out of 5.
Turns out the adapter [EAN: 6-903368-296112] works with two SNES controllers [Genuine SNSP-005] simultaneously on both OpenEmu [v 1.0.1] and SNES9x [v 1.51 (85)]. I am running Mavericks [OS X 10.9] on a Macbook Pro [mid 2010]. It required only an ordinary controller configuration within each emulator.
I'm as satisfied as one can be!
Update (12 Feb 2014): See comments for thorough explanation on how to setup the the controller with OpenEmu.
















