I think that's a reason why I suck so badly at Smash Bros; controlling with an analogue stick was always a big chore for me.
But anyway, that really neat. Maybe I will try getting one too!
I might be interested in doing a TGF2 game sometime, I used to make them all the time before I began flash animation.
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If you have a SNES pad already, go for it!
This stuff kicks ass.
This thing look cool, but, an xbox360 alambric controller can be conected to a pc? because, i wolud like to play pj64 with an xbox controller, but the pad look good, well have fun with the SNES, goodbye
Of course you can use a 360 pad on a PC, they're both USB.
I use my Gamecube pad for PJ64 anyway.
That looks pretty nice,however,finding SNES controllers in a good state is kinda hard,most have hard to press buttons and pad or a broken pad :(
I'm using the one I've had for years with my old SNES. :)
The key to making buttons easier to press is to get a toothbrush, mildly soak it in warm water and clean off the pad, pushing the bristles into the buttons.
Worked wonders for my Gamecube pad.
that is SWEET! where did you get that?
http://www.virtualnes.com/help/ai d/store.html
Did you already have problems with the gamecube analog stick(the left one)?
One of my gamecube controllers have a problem tilting the analog left,could there be a way to fix it?
Yeah, sounds like the tooth brush would help if it's just gunk build up.
My problem was really with the A and B buttons, after months, maybe years of not using my Wavebird controller the buttons were suddenly very sticky.
No idea why but the toothbrush did the trick.
Now what you need is an external PC-to-TV box or a video card with TV-out jacks and you'll have a great emulation setup! (Look at your computer or laptop, it may have one already.)
Seriously, look into it. Emulated console games are a lot more fun on a TV, where they were meant to be played. :D
Actually, my PC monitor is a TV anyway, but regardless it looks great emulating it as is. :)
Thanks for anwering my question, and i hope you made a christmas flash, and that pad look also good to play newgrounds rumble, good bye.
latin4life
ok
1.where did u get the connecter and
2. hwo fun is it
RupeeClock
1: I got it from here.
http://www.virtualnes.com/help/ai d/store.html
2: Uh, I think I kinda explained that.
Of course it's useless to you if you don't have a SNES pad to begin with, it's just an adapter for the PC.