Xbox one controler on mac dolphin emulator

#Xbox one controler on mac dolphin emulator pro#
#Xbox one controler on mac dolphin emulator plus#

#Xbox one controler on mac dolphin emulator pro#

CONS: Cheapish feeling of shell, ABYX placement, triggers, thumbsticks feeling too damn premium on a damn cheap ass controller, would've made sense on the DS4.Д§: The Wii U Pro Controller | PROS: Battery life.I guess? CONS: everything. CONS: Battery life, but you'd likely have this plugged in, ABYX placement, digital triggers.Д¦: XBOX One Controller | PROS: Thumbsticks, d-pad, rumble, fairly decent button layout. Me, please confirm*, triggers, A,B,Y,X layout, thumbstick grip maybe, D-pad being clunky(?)ДҐ 1/2 : Wii U Controller (Gamepad, the fat fuck, the Fat Man, the one week wilderness survivalist kit)| PROS: WILDLY comfortable, fairly odd layout, but the size compensates for the odd layout. PROS: Accurate Motion, Touchpad for games that could POSSIBLY benefit, very good build quality, lightbar customizability, decent button layout PRO/CON: keyboard maybe? | CONS: Circle, Triangle, Square and Cross button layout, Triggers.ДҐ: XBOX 360 Controller | PROS: Superb build quality, fairly decent layout, trigger feel. Reason: Well the games were designed FOR themДў: Wii Remote (Best to go for one with WiiMotionPLUS for accurate motion)PROS: because of the Gamecube controller attachment| CONS: Batteries, maybe.?ДЈ: Switch Pro Controller | PROS: Accurate motion, great build quality, nice buttons, great thumbsticks, good layout | CONS: ABYX layout, digital triggersД¤: DualShock 4 (Playstation 4 controller). I watched more stuff about what controllers are the best for Gamecube Emulation, and what I gathered from this was:ДЎ: Genuine Gamecube controller, or a re-released model.

And the last one.THE FUCKING BATTERY LIFE AND NEED FOR BATTERIES! Sony changed to internal batteries before Nintendo and Microsoft if im correct, but I think the reason was that you would have to completely replace the entire or most or if you're lucky, some of the components that got covered in whatever kind of extremist levels of tangy juices that leaked out of the battery, but your guess is as good as mine.

but a bit unnecessary, the triggers were cool, but I preferred the 360's triggers a bit more, probably because of the gap that is between the trigger and the rear space.

The backgrips are loose, but it's likely for access to the screws. I think the front plate came loose for it to get caught on a blanket to get pulled out or something, but it wasn't on purpose at all. I don't think I've EVER thrown a controller in my life, and im usually pretty gentle on controllers, it might've been cause these were used, but I think after about like.what three months? And a thumb stick fell out. Now the issues, and there are a LOT! First, the durability. The thumbsticks are the first premium part, and the triggers are the second. port on the bottom of the controller, similar to all the mini keyboards for the 360 and xbox one) Honestly, I would rather use the Dualshock 4 controller over the Xbox One controller.(Im gonna go off on about the Xbox One controller) Scott the Woz said 'the Xbox One controller feels more premium in some ways but cheaper in others', and I've never agreed with something more than this. if you take away the limited amount of touchpad space, it's pretty much a 2-in-1 controller (minus keyboard, but I bet there are quite a few keyboard attachments that you can place in the EXT.

#Xbox one controler on mac dolphin emulator plus#

But another plus is the touchpad, which can replicate the mouse extremely well. The secondary issue with the DS4 is the button placement, like Shady Guy Jose mentioned. Exactly, from what I heard, the gyro and motion is rather great.