#Retrolink nes controller review Ps4

Since I'm familiar with these old systems, I'll walk y'all through things.Д«oth the Atari 2600 and C64 utilized one-button joysticks. Many of these consoles came packed with controllers that aged poorly, or were downright awful from day one. They don't have a website, but are on Twitter, Etsy, and eBay.Д«asically, they are making new and improved 9-pin controllers for (very) old consoles. Quick post about an interesting outfit called 'RetroGameBoyz.' I recently purchased their C64 controller. This controller would be * perfect * if it weren't for the awful design of the Z button!Д«oneSnapDeez wrote:As per Ziggy's request. But games like Star Fox 64 or Goldeneye, where you might want to rapid fire my pressing the Z button as quickly as possible, it becomes a huge con. After using the controller to play Super Mario 64, I was able to get use to the travel of the Z button. However, since it doesn't actually HAVE an analog function (nor are any N64 games designed to use such a function) it's not only completely pointless but also gives the control a huge con in the usability department.

This was a design choice to give the controller a very modern feel.

#Retrolink nes controller review Ps4

For some reason they gave the Z buttons throw like an analog button (think L and R on a GCN controller or the triggers on a PS4 or Xbone controller). Link.Д®dit: I have picked up this controller and put it through it's paces. Additionally, you can purchase them straight from Retro Fighters. The link above is to purchase a preorder from Amazon (as of 1/2/19). The only minor complaint I can find is that the sensitivity of the joystick doesn't perfectly match the original (when it's not worn out). I haven't seen any negative reviews on it. The original run of this controller has been reviewed pretty extensively on YouTube. Or, post a link if you know of a good review that seems unbiased. For any entries that need a review, please contribute if you have first hand experience with one. There's a spoiler tag for each entry which will either contain testimony from a RB forum member, a link to review(s), or state 'Review Needed.' Of course, Amazon reviews can be helpful. One for original console controllers and another for USB controller. Update: I decided to reorganize everything. Many of these controllers have color variants but I will only link one version.

The focus is replacement controllers for retro consoles, but I'll also include USB controllers. 'Tested, Works!' means that the button presses work, but not if they're all gummy feeling from being worn out or still very clicky. When buying used controllers, especially ones of this age, you have to worry about condition. Yes, the Hori mini pad for the N64 is great, but it hasn't been manufactured in 20 years and is super expensive. We're looking for controllers that are currently being manufactured. I would also appreciate any words (good or bad) you might have about any controller. Please suggest any controllers that you know of, excluding generic ones with no brand name. Here we are looking to list only the cream of the crop. Even controllers with trusted brand names can be hit or miss. If you search Amazon and eBay, there's an endless list of generic controllers without a brand name. The purpose of this thread is to list controllers for retro consoles that are currently on the market.