jessman1988
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Hey. I'm ordering a SuperJoyBox Gamecube controller adaptor and I just wanted to know if it's any good? I mean, in your own opinions, is a gamecube controller suitable for n64 emulation? Sure, most of you are gonna say "Why don't you just buy an n64 controller adaptor?" but the thing is, I will, eventually. I just want a well-rounded controller for n64 as well as all the other emulated systems. Plus, I'd much rather use a built-in rumble feature than go through tons of double AAs like I used to. Anyways, do wireless controllers work with adaptors? Because I'm either gonna need a LOOOOONG cord, or no cord at all to enjoy pc gaming the way that I've always wanted to.
P.S. What system's controller would you guys say is the overall best for use on a pc? Right now I'm using a Saitek Dual Shock Analog controller with Force Feedback and it's a really nice piece of work for a computer, but spending $30.00 for ONE gets a little tiring. Plus, it has 2 less buttons than most next-gen controllers do, so it's really annoying trying to play playstation games that use Start, Select, and the L3 and R3 buttons. Thanks for your time, and sorry for the long post.
P.S. What system's controller would you guys say is the overall best for use on a pc? Right now I'm using a Saitek Dual Shock Analog controller with Force Feedback and it's a really nice piece of work for a computer, but spending $30.00 for ONE gets a little tiring. Plus, it has 2 less buttons than most next-gen controllers do, so it's really annoying trying to play playstation games that use Start, Select, and the L3 and R3 buttons. Thanks for your time, and sorry for the long post.