Classic N64 Controller, N64 Wired USB PC Game pad Joystick, N64 Bit USB Wired Game Stick Joy pad Controller for Windows PC MAC Linux Raspberry Pi 3 Sega Genesis Higan (Grey)

Plug and play on windows, but I had to add the drivers on Linux via Terminal. Just use chatgpt or brave browser ai to figure it out. Well made, responsive, and works with n64 emulators. Good price, worth it.

Bought these for Batocera emulator. They work great. I can't really tell the difference from a regular N64 controller. I hope they last a while. For the price it is an excellent choice.

The analog stick is super tight. There is like NO deadzone on this thing at all. Even came with a replacement stick if the first one wears out. This doubles the life of the controller which is good. However, with this tightness comes a bit of a drawback. movement is a bit janky at times in games. Having a slight deadzone is sometimes preferable, I think. Also, while there is a space for a rumble pack or memory card it is completely non-functional. It's merely there for looks. All in all, the buttons are solid, the build is solid, and the compatibility is perfect. DInput drivers automatically detected. You shouldn't need any special drivers. Although it would be nice if someone made a more feature rich driver and configuration interface for it. I give this a solid 4 stars.

Feels authentic, though a little lighter and the buttons are significantly more rigid and "hard plastic-y" feeling. You'll know what I mean if you compare this to an original N64 controller. That said, for 15 bucks, this is great value. It feels just like playing N64 on a high quality but still noticeably third party controller. You know the one, its what your mom bought you from KMart, meaning well. It's what you'd make your little brother use and he would blame the controller when he lost at Smash but after trading controllers you still won. That controller. We all had one back in the day. For people having issues getting this to work, here's my experience with Project64 on latest Win10 build - I first plugged it in using a non-active USB extension cable, the PC saw the controller but I don't think the connection was the greatest. Project64 did not see the controller, guessing the controller didn't like the extension (USB connections greater than 15 feet on non-active cables are pretty unreliable). Plugged it directly in to the PC, everything works great. After the initial driver install which Windows did on its own, no input from me required, I put it back on the extension cable and it worked fine. Plug and play with Project64 is a pretty accurate though I did still have to go into the controller config and map all the buttons, but after that everything worked great. Recommend using an active USB extension if you need one. BlueRigger sells some quality active USB extension cables.

UPDATE: Shoulder buttons have failed completely. They dont register commands at all no matter what i do. Very light, very cheap feeling. It does work decently. The only 2 problems are that the shoulder buttons aren't well made. Sometimes they dont register commands as they should. The analog is also not fantastic feeling. Ultra light and the feedback is hit or miss on platformers and shooters.

Brought back a lot of memories.

I am still fairly new to emulators. I just downloaded Project64 (Version 2.3.2.202) on my Windows 10 PC. I ordered 4 of the iNNEXT N64 controllers with USBs so that I can play the ROMs with the old school feel instead of the keyboard. I've watched a bunch of YouTube videos on configuring buttons for a USB controller, and it looked very simple: Plug in the USB wired controller, open Project64, click "Options", click "Configure Controller Plugin...", and then one-by-one click each button option to assign a new input, and within 10 seconds press the corresponding button on the controller. It worked for most of the buttons, but for some reason when I try to configure the START button, it doesn't work. It just keeps coming up as "Unassigned". Because it's "Unassigned", when I hit START on the controller while running Project64, all it does is go back and forth between making the emulator full screen and exiting the full screen. This one YouTube video I watched didn't have that issue. The guy in the video just pressed the START button, and it calibrated as "Gamepad: Button 9". So I'm just confused as to what I'm doing wrong. Normally I'd presume the controller is broken, but as I said, I ordered 4 of these controllers, and it doesn't calibrate the START button for any of them. Unless, of course, all 4 are broken. Can someone help?

I play a lot of Ocarina of Time randomizers, and I got sick and tired of dying in the Bongo Bongo fight because of not having an actual C button and having to use the right thumb stick. Flicking from hook shot to bow caused misfires and if you weren’t hitting the stick in just the right spot you could pull out an ocarina or whatever else was on your other C Buttons. This took playing N64 on PC to the next level and has the nostalgia feel of holding one of my favorite controllers of all time. It’s a solidly built controller, does not have the optical thumb stick so it feels a little different from a true N64 controller, but it works and is accurate. All buttons feel a little more responsive than an actual N64 controller, but feel pretty close to the original. It gets recognized on PC as an Xbox 360 controller, so it will work with any game that supports that, but if it’s a dual thumb stick game it just doesn’t work. Works perfectly on Switch with the N64 emulator from Nintendo Switch Online. Make sure to keep the little slip of paper that tells you how to switch from PC to Switch modes because it’s not overly intuitive.

Perfect n64 controler just as i remember growing up using it on my mac and love it the feel and respons is Perfect ty I will consider buying more products from you Canada

Este control lo reconoce la consola como si fuera un control pro genérico ya que usa un dongle para la sincronización, por lo que es necesario entrar a ajustes y establecer que la comunicación con el pro controller sea por cable. Las instrucciones las encuentran en la caja o bien, leyendo la descripción del producto aquí en Amazon. Se juega y se siente bien, ni se nota que no es el control oficial ya que todas las funciones son iguales y la sensación de los botones es buena. Tengo el control oficial y quería un control extra para cuando viene visita sin tener que gastar una fortuna, y hasta el momento he usado más este control que el original para ver si presenta alguna falla de algún tipo; ya llevo varios meses y sigue como nuevo. Por defecto, los botones C están mapeados de forma incorrecta, pero para solucionar esto se deben presionar los botones START y A al mismo tiempo hasta que 2 de los leds del control prendan. Una vez hecho esto, la consola reconocerá las funciones de los botones C de forma correcta y se podrá jugar sin problema. Juegos como Zelda, Pokémon o Mario Kart usan los botones C para varias acciones, por lo que antes de iniciar cualquier juego es recomendable hacer este truco. Solo se debe hacer este proceso cada vez que se prenda el control, no con cada juego. Otro plus de este control es que viene en color negro, ojalá estuvieran más colores disponibles, como los viejos tiempos. Estoy planeando comprar otros 2 controles más para cuando se armen las partidas con 4 jugadores. Recomendado sin duda alguna!

Works fine after mapping but analogue stick is not analogue. Also specs say it’s Grey and I received White

It appears that one of my dongles cuts out every second or so which causes the signals of the first controller to skip input. (Currently charging the second controller) I was hoping to do couch co-op. Alas, another solution might pop up and I might have to return this product. One controller+dongle worked well. The second seemingly not so much.

The analog stick has perfect "pressure" or "resistance" when moving it to the left, but when moving it to the right, it has barely ANY, which means just a small touch and the joystick goes all the way to the right! This makes playing games rather unbearable unfortunately. There's also quite a lot of rattle noises, so the build quality is not very tight. it was cheap, sure, but I will never use it the way it is, so what's the point?