Great 3rd Party N64 Controller

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Jimmyg1995
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Great 3rd Party N64 Controller

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Post by Valium »

Those controllers are easily the best controllers for the N64. The d-pad needs to be replaced, but that's an easy job. Analog stick uses normal pots.
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Valium wrote:Those controllers are easily the best controllers for the N64. The d-pad needs to be replaced, but that's an easy job. Analog stick uses normal pots.
hori mini pad is better :D wayyyyyyy better :D but it is really expensive :(
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Post by Super Cameraman »

Yeah I have one. I've never used the original N64 pad since!
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Post by bacteria »

Yes, the SuperPad is excellent. I used it in my project because the buttons are flat, which is a nice bonus when making a portable.
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