I've never liked emulators for N64 games - the carts are cheap enough on eBay to still play the originals on the original console.
N64 games were built for the N64 controller and I can't imagine playing them any other way.
In general, I agree with you, but playing OoT:Master Quest on my MBA (while lounging in my chair) *with* the N64 controller was a blast! The screen on my MBA makes everything look better.
Plus, it saved me from having to break out the GC-cdrom and try playing it with a GC controller (never was a huge fan of that) or a Wii-Classic controller, which is decent, but not as good as the original N64 controller!
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@Blesscheese :
Ok thx, looking forward to your 'report'
🙂
Also looking for an original Nintendo SNES controller but they're hard to find in good condition and at a reasonable price (want the one with coloured buttons so it must be European or Japanese version).
This will let me play it :
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/...Code=as2&tag=matleggem-21&tag=jupitebroadc-21
Ok, rummaging around in my closet, I remembered what my original hare-brained scheme was with the GC adaptor was...I had given my GC and both wired controllers to my nieces, but still had my Wavebird wireless controller. I wanted to see if it would work with the adaptor, and sadly, it did not.
I'm still trying to dig up my original PS controller, and let you know if that worked.
If this helps, without realizing it, I had my Mayflash Wii Classic Controller adatpor plugged in, along with the Wii Classic Controller, and it recognized the controller automatically, and seemed to work ok (I didn't want to mess with any keybindings, since I spent some time getting it to work with my N64 controller).
