Pc Engine pi controller recommendation?

PCE only has 2 buttons, any controller that works for NES would also work for PCE.

Personally I like playing PCE with the Wiimote sideways.

>>3589378
I kinda figured as much. So its the same layout as the nes? Im a poor midwest fag and the tg16/pc engine was literally here today gone tommorow in the matter of weeks.

>>3589384

Yes, same layout.
There was an ASCII controller for PCE with 6 buttons, for games like Street Fighter 2 and... Fatal Fury Special? Can't think of many PCE games that used more than 2 buttons.

>>3589378
>PCE only has 2 buttons, any controller that works for NES would also work for PCE.
Plus Select and Run. Some later games also add Buttons III through VI,

>>3589375
>my raspberry pi and its a good time
Is your wife's son also enjoying it?

For most retro games I prefer the Hori Fighting Commander 5.

Running enough, I just learned that Hori released an aftermarket PCE controller not too long ago for the actual console, the Fighting Commander PC. I sure as heck ordered one; I bet the build will be sturdier than the official Avenue 3 or 6 pads.

>>3589384

>>I can't buy the actual system and game because I'm from the Midwest.

Just admit your stealing. Chicago, Dallas, Houston, Austin, Milwaukee, Cleveland, Denver, Kansas City are all in the midwest. They also all have mail and internet access.

Compare to garbage cities on the east coast that smell like piss where you live in a tin can like NYC, any city in NJ, any city in FL.

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>>3590149
>Dallas, Houston, Austin, Denver
>Midwest

>>3589375
you should try the arcade one sometime

>>3592348
But does that run on a Raspberry Pi? Four 8-bit CPUs, that should be fairly close to the limit of it. Maybe equivalent to a lone low-clocked 68k?