I am a simple man who wants to play retro games on my regular

Buffalo is a great controller for the price, assuming it's $12 or less. Any more than that and you're getting ripped off.

I really like their Famicom-style controller, too. It's modeled on the Famicom, but it has 4 face and 2 shoulder buttons so it's SNES compatible.

Yes. I mean, I think it's very good.

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>>3913064
Buffalo makes some good stuff. I have pic related, very good for Sega games.

>>3913243
what a fucking piece of shit

>>3913247
It has a really nice feel, and it has both 6 face buttons and 4 shoulder buttons, so it's still compatible with games made for the modern standard. The buttons are a bit small, but it works neat.

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>>3913064
Sorry OP, but start a generic USB controller thread if you don't want to look like a total shill.

>>3913064
Yes, its a good controller. Enjoy!

>>3913064
2 questions;

1) Does this controller feel better than an 8bitdo SNES controller?

2) Is there any way to use this Buffalo controller on a Wii?

>>3914676
>1) Does this controller feel better than an 8bitdo SNES controller?
not really, but it has turbo and it's cheaper. I would get the Buffalo unless you must have wireless.

On the other hand, for wireless controllers the Dualshock 4 is about as high-quality as you can get, and the dpad is very well-suited for retro. Plus it's free if you already own a PS4.

So I would skip the 8bitdo either way. Don't know about Wii support.