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Hello today.
I am wondering if anybody knows any good controllers (for the pc) that work well with N64, DC, and PSX primarily.
N64 throws the wrench in the plans mostly because of the C-buttons and PSX gets tough because of four shoulders.
An n64 or psx usb adapter is unacceptable.
I really just need one controller to use. Thanks in advance.

Here's the controller that I use:



Airflo EX. Works fine for me in all of my emus (PS and the like). I like the way it feels, and it even has a built in fan I didn't read that review, but I honestly can't imagine there'd be much bad that they said about it.

Does a wired 360 controller use USB?
If so, this would be a nice one for emulation I could imagine...

The wired 360 controller does indeed have an USB on the end. I'm not entirely sure if it will work on a PC but it is likely that it might.

Certainly does, though I hear the drivers are total crap right at this point.

Good to hear that now.
I already thought of buying one. In this situation I'll rather wait for good drivers to be available.
Thanks.

Bejeweled?

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Anyway, I just use a Logitech PC controller. Cheap, and set up like a PS2 controller. Not the most convenient deVice, (the frames for the analog sticks are square. wtf?) but it works.

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Thanks for all the adVice. I think I am going to get the .
It is essentially a wireless PS2 controller for the PC. I am just gonna have to figure out a way to deal with sega's 3 buttons in a line setup, butI don't care for too much Sega since I can get most of the games on the SNES so not a major loss.
I was wondering, however, if anybody has experience with these or similar wireless controllers, in particular, when using more than one on the same system.

I am putting together a little computer that will act as an all-in-one system. Similar to a mame arcade setup that boots to a front end loading program that allows the user to choose a game for any number of systems. I am planning on using four of the wireless controllers, which is why I am wondering if anybody knows about these.

Hm. Never used the wireless Logitechs... I actually think mine only allows two controllers on the same computer... Not sure, though.

As for the Sega setup, I just set the top three buttons. It's not too hard to get used to.