[USB Version] Classic N64 Controller, SAFFUN N64 Wired USB PC Game pad Joystick, N64 Bit USB Wired Game Stick for Windows PC MAC Linux Genesis Raspberry Pi Retropie Emulator [Plug & Play] (Red)

After first installing these controllers in USB ports, I noted excessive activity. Did several viral rootkit scans and Malwarebytes discovered that the Spoolsv.exe file was compromised and replaced it. There's a reason these controllers are so cheap. Honestly these should be removed from Amazon. Below is the log:-Scan Summary-Scan Type: Threat ScanScan Initiated By: ManualResult: CompletedObjects Scanned: 307662Threats Detected: 1Threats Quarantined: 1File: 1Legitimate.Microsoft, C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\SPOOLSV.EXE, Replaced, 11180, 841492, 0.0.0, , ame,

This review is for the nintendo 64 controller:Brand Name SAFFUNItem model number 8541667118My system is Linux Mint 17.3 xfce 64 bit.The emulator I'm using is Mupen64Plus version 2.0.0.In order to use the controller in mupen you must add the configuration to the InputAutoCfg.ini file.In linux, enter the following command to find the location of the file:locate InputAutoCfg.iniI entered the following command to edit the file:sudo gedit /usr/share/games/mupen64plus/InputAutoCfg.iniIn the settings for InputAutoCfg.ini, add the following entry and save it:[SWITCH CO.,LTD. Controller (Dinput)]plugged = Trueplugin = 2mouse = FalseAnalogDeadzone = 4096,4096AnalogPeak = 32768,32768DPad R = hat(0 Right)DPad L = hat(0 Left)DPad D = hat(0 Down)DPad U = hat(0 Up)Start = button(12)Z Trig = button(6)B Button = button(1)A Button = button(2)C Button R = button(8)C Button L = button(0)C Button D = button(3)C Button U = button(9)R Trig = button(5)L Trig = button(4)Mempak switch = key(44)Rumblepak switch = key(46)X Axis = axis(0-,0+)Y Axis = axis(1-,1+)Hopefully that saves you all some time. Happy gaming!

The controller works great. I purchased the transparent orange color and it works fine. Windows recognized the device instantly, although I did have issues with it on USB 3.0 and 3.1 ports, so plugged it into a USB 2 and it worked fine. I am using this controller for emulation on windows in RetroAarch and it recognized the device without any manual adjustment. I have also heard of people concerned about the stick not being analog and my testing shows that it is, you shouldn't have any issues in games like 007. Another thing that I found is that the D-pad is sensitive so if holding up you then tilt your finger to the right it will go into top right position, just be aware of this since when I first encountered this I thought my unit was defective. The only real issue I have is with the packaging it came in bubble wrap and in a grey bag. Other than that, it is a great controller.Edit: Just out of curiosity I tried it on my Nintendo Switch and what would you know it actually picked it up. So I can confirm that it will work on Nintendo Switch

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?

Hope this helps someone.Modify this file on linux: sudo nano /usr/share/games/mupen64plus/InputAutoCfg.iniJust add it to the file around the beginning.[SWITCH CO.,LTD. Controller (Dinput)]plugged = Trueplugin = 2mouse = FalseAnalogDeadzone = "4096,4096"AnalogPeak = "32768,32768"DPad R = "hat(0 Right)"DPad L = "hat(0 Left)"DPad D = "hat(0 Down)"DPad U = "hat(0 Up)"Start = "button(12)"Z Trig = "button(6)"B Button = "button(2)"A Button = "button(1)"C Button R = "button(8)"C Button L = "button(3)"C Button D = "button(0)"C Button U = "button(9)"R Trig = "button(5)"L Trig = "button(4)"Mempak switch = "key(44)"Rumblepak switch = "key(46)"X Axis = "axis(0-,0+)"Y Axis = "axis(1-,1+)"#_______________________________# alternate#DPad R = "axis(4+)"#DPad L = "axis(4-)"#DPad D = "axis(5+)"#DPad U = "axis(5-)"

This controller definitely has the feeling of a 3rd party controller. The plastic has a more rough feel to it and the buttons are easy to tell are knockoffs. The control stick is stiff and after a session of Mario 64, it left my thumb sore for a day. As for the ease of use, it was simple as plugging it in and having it work on an emulator so it's def got that going for it. Overall I'd say this is a good option for PC BUT I will also say that you can buy a 10$ n64 to USB adapter and have it work just aswell while also being able to use a legit Nintendo official controller.

Great quality and was delivered super fast. Using it to play zelda on my computer and it works every time.

Bought two of them to play N64 games on the computer with my husband. Only problem was that both were set with same name and weren't being recognized as two different controllers. After a few minutes of research on the internet, we're able to solve it and enjoy our games. Material is really good and controls are quite accurate. We're very happy with it! :)

There's a little latency, but it works well with project 64. Doesn't feel exactly like the original N64 controller resin, but I personally like how much more smooth it is. I've been having fun using it.

All buttons are functional, analog stick is not loose, was able to successfully be used on a PC. The product is reliable and was a good buy.