miadore Game Controller Joystick for N64, Classic N64 Controller USB Gamepad Wired Joy pad for Windows PC Mac Raspberry pi 3-Red

A great controller for playing all the old games on an emulator. Controller works just like the original I had many many years ago and replaying Mario64 and Goldeneye as originally intended is great. Works a treat on project64 after fiddling around with the controller settings. Easy to configure using the onscreen options. Make sure to download the 'N-Rage V2' file first, just Google it and it'll work without any problems.It's lighter in weight than the original but feels sturdy and comfortable. Response times are also excellent without any delay. A worthy purchase if you want to play N64 games as they are supposed to be played.Highly recommended.

The controller works great in my laptop with Windows 10 and in my phone Android 9, when using N64 emulator such as Mupen64Plus on both devices. It was very easy to map using that emulator.The build resembles the original controller. Buttons respond well but the stick seems weak and I am afraid it will not last for a long time. The space for a rumble pack is fake, there are no connections. It's just so it has exactly the same design as the original. They could've removed it because you can access the PCB from there, which means dust and dirt will get inside very easily. For this price, I would definitely recommend it. I had other controllers but I prefer using the right one to play my N64 games.

It was fast delivery

From the second this controller arrived there was a huge dead zone in the joystick where inputs simply weren’t registered, and after 2 days of regular use playing on my N64 emulator it ceased to function altogether. The lack of quality control speaks volumes of the product’s value.

I was about to give this a bad review until I figured out what's was wrong so now it's sort of a PSAIf you are using this for an emulator on your PC and the controller bindings seem strange check to see if steam has given the controller a silly desktop configuration. Easiest way to try this is to close steam.and the configure the controller through the emulator.The controller itself is great, I wasn't expecting much for the price (I got a nes controller for a similar price and it wasn't great) but the quality is almost identical to a rel N64 controller. Tested it on a few N64 games I am familiar with and feels like the good ol' days.

I picked up this third-party N64 controller, and I’m genuinely impressed with the build quality. It feels exceptionally solid—much closer to the original N64 controller than I expected. Compared to other third-party options from back in the ‘90s, this one stands out as a clear upgrade, with a sturdy design that doesn’t creak or flex under use. The only downside is that the interface port is non-functional and blocked off, so don’t expect to use it for anything extra. That said, at this price point, I’m more than pleased with the purchase—it’s a great value for a reliable, well-built controller that nails the essentials.

The media could not be loaded. Controller works for the most part, but the analogue stick for the unit I received does not seem to work correctly.For some reason, the input seems to "stick" to the vertical and horizontal axes, and does not move smoothly diagonally until the stick has moved far enough, at which point it works with the expected precision (see attached video for more information).The rest of the controller works well enough and seems to be of good quality. The seller seems to be keen to provide customer support to other users, so I have contacted them to see if they can resolve my issue. If they do, I shall be sure to update my review accordingly.

Arrived early, came in a decent enough box, looks and feels good.Although it states it works with android, I haven't had much luck with it. Using M64Plus emulator, the buttons cannot be mapped correctly. Whether it's the emulator or controller I don't know, but some buttons are unresponsive or cannot be mapped, and the ones that do register as PlayStation controls...