over 100g, no chance pals
Iām using tilt controls!
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Canāt afford one any time soon, but Iām thinking about springing for a Snack Box Micro and becoming one of those Hitbox people.
I have caved and ordered the Brook Wingman SD so I can use Xbox One controllers on the Dreamcast. Iām sorry Sega I love you but those grips are criminally small and why do they point inwards
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paging @Tulpa
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Are those retro 8-bit Saturn controllers any good?
I think everyone here had one that broke in two weeks.
I like that it had modern USB stuff so retroarch recognized it and I didnāt have to manually set buttons.
if you want to use a saturn controller on PC just get a real one and the mayflash adapter imo
8bitdo M30 is the good shit
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The Retro-Bit Saturn USB controller?
I just hooked one up to my MiSTer.
Initial impression is pretty good. Seems way better than the 8bitdo SN30 in terms of comfort and responsiveness. Maybe check back with me in a bit to see if it is still working.
Not speaking to reliability at all, because I just hooked it up.
It actually seems almost exactly midway between the 8bitdo SN30 and the Genesis Mini 3 button.
Better than the SN30, not as good as the 3 button.
A lot more buttons than the 3 button though.
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sucks, get the m30. caveat: the 2.4 m30 doesnāt actually work on a PC, so there is no such thing as a wireless saturn pad that doesnāt suck ass.
Iām having deja vu but I have definitely used a 2.4 ghz m30 on PC with retroarch and Steam
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Steam sees it as a Switch Pro controller and RetroArch calls it a ā6B Controllerā
yeah some people can vaguely get it to work. for me it is recognized asā¦something, but only a few buttons work, and only sometimes. Plugging it in works fine
So is the M30 only wireless? Or is there a wired version?
nah, theyāre all wired as well. thatās the good part.
Ah, I see the USB-C connectivity. Okay. Looks good. Thanks!
Seeing the back of this thing was like turning over a rock in my yard and finding a human finger.
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