which n64 usb controller do you recommend? i bought one and the

>>3578906
>i bought one

What brand?

I want a snes usb myself, for the d-pad

>>3578906
>sensibility
Wouldn't it be the person who bought a cheap chink ubs n64 clone controller and expected it to work that has zero sensibility.
Get a USB adapter and use an original controller.

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I use this. Love it. Except for the fact that pretty much one of the ports doesn't work. The other works perfectly fine. Same shit with my blue playstation controller adapter.

>>3578906
Either a good condition official controller (maybe one of those gamecube-style sticks installed too), or a SuperPad 64 Pro/MakoPad64.

I use my MakoPad personally, but I've got an good condition official controller coming in this week as well, plus a couple Adaptoid adapters (yay for working rumble and memory card mangement)

>>3579375
If you have a soldering iron and some solder you could just touch up the solder points on the circuit board. Mine came in completely non-functional (not even detected by Windows) but a quick touchup fixed it. Mine works flawlessly now.

>>3578960
i admit, i bought the cheapest one
>>3579375
I'll try that, thanks anon

>>3578906
I got a retrolink USB N64 controller.

It's not prefect, but it works reasonably well.

The only problem is the dpad is kinda finicky.

>>3578920
Buffalo SNES pad is pretty good, and you can get them for cheap off ebay. You could also try original controller with usb-adapter, or if you want bluetooth get the 8bitdo one.