danny_galaga

That's a good point. It only has to work well on the Nuon. Most of the knock offs suck ass on an N64 😄

Funnily enough, when Rare were developing Goldeneye for the N64, there was no system yet, and THEY used hacked Saturn controllers 😄

I wonder why they picked that? They're a wearing out as it is, you'd think PlayStation would have made more sense...

You can't really compare the neo geo pocket to the lynx, it's another generation later.

MORE PADDLE CONTROLLERS PLEASE! 🙂

The original Atari paddles were two to a plug. With these hyperkins, say you wanted to play warlords, would you need to buy four? And are there two into one adaptors?

Fantastic job ☺️

I really hope they don't 'Nintendo' these and keep supply deliberately thin. How ever many they make, they'll sell! So make heaps!

Yes, absolutely ANY controller that just consists of switches and no electronics is going to work. Switches is switches. Genesis is electronic so I'm guessing it causes issues with the 2600+. But even on original C64 and Atari etc you want to be careful with genesis controllers else you blow something up.

I think realistically it can't be sold anywhere near as cheaply as the other 'minis' because there won't be nearly enough interest. Atari are being funny about their other systems on Evercade, but if they released Jaguar games to them that could be a good option.

Meh, NOW I read this 😄. I hate it when random things get downloaded on my phone. Make me nerbus 😬

Touch typing night course when I flunked highschool and had no idea what to do next...

Wow! Fantastic!

Sometimes things happen at the same time. Could be the UP contact needs a clean. If you do that, clean all contacts while you're in there.

Thing is, I could have paid less to the honest seller and got exactly the same- one good and one so bad the gun in Warlords just sits there while I turn it left and right and occasionally just teleports from extreme left to extreme right. Anyway, I'm pretty handy so will have a look but I have a feeling it's pretty worn.