EMiO Edge Gamepad for SNES Mini - Super NES

I am so beyond disappointed with the controller. A controller with such terribly sticky and unresponsive buttons has never been used by me before. To be honest, I only got this so that I could use the cable to play Clone Hero with my Wii Guitar.

Paris SLATER

| Jul 07, 2021

A friend of mine purchased this in order to use the adapter to play guitar hero game on Excellent! I was able to use it. Unless you upgrade to the pro version, you cannot use the hit bar or the The kit came with a controller, but we didn't use.

Hana Eaton

| Jan 02, 2021

In addition to the included USB adapter, that's why I bought it. Previous to that I bought an adapter for a Snes Classic controller that didn't work. THEN THIS WORKS! It is now possible for me to use the offical Nintendo controllers that came with the Snes classic (SNES mini) on my PC or Retropie. I find it to be very useful. In addition to SNES and Nes emulators, I also use it for GBA and GBC emulators. Despite setting up the controller, I have not even touched it. Even so, it did feel decent in the hands, although that could have just to do with the general shape of the SNES controller. *It also contains a tips and tricks book adorned with cool art.

Talia Lawrence

| Dec 14, 2020

As I read the reviews on the controller itself, I bought this item for the sole purpose of adding the EMiO SNES Classic adapter to my collection. EMiO's SNES Classic Edge Gamepad is the key product to discuss first. Among its biggest problems is the unreliability of its D-channel This pad controls the movement of the device. How the Department of Defense operates A major disadvantage of the pad is its ability to be pushed down all the way, so trying to press multiple directions is difficult. Having to continuously press the left and right buttons is frustrating, and having to repeatedly press the up and down keys causes accidental up and down inputs, making it difficult to play reflexive games. However, the shoulder buttons work, but the feedback could be better, especially when pressing the L Start and Select buttons can be uncomfortable to press because they are hard to press. There is no problem with the turbo switches or the face buttons, and the controller responds quickly to input. There is a long cable on the Classic Edition controller, which is a step up from Nintendo's official model. A look at the D+ as a whole is sadly discouraging A ruined pad destroys the entire device. Next I touched on some of the materials found in the English version of the Cheat Codes Super Edition that is included in this package (the second half All the games listed in the Super Nintendo Classic Edition have cheat codes and tips on the CD. Rob Duenas provides a nice cover on the book. The book itself has a good presentation. A few tips are included in the book specifying how to use the turbo function on the EMiO Edge Gamepad in order to provide better tips for each game. The tips are not very helpful for Starfox 2, but they do apply to other games. While the artwork is rather pleasing in the book, there are only 11 illustrations by Thor Thorvaldson for half of the games listed. these facts can be found online, but if you prefer to do your research offline, this is a nice feature to have. This SNES Classic to PC Adapter has been put to the test. This software is fairly responsive, and it works well, but its functions are Probably the coolest feature of this adapter is its ability to switch between D and A This document contains input and X-rays Three seconds of holding the Select button will allow you to enter the input. For the Wii Classic controller, however, the adapter does not support analog sticks nor the Home button, but it does support ZL and ZR buttons. It is the perfect addition to anyone who uses anything with ten buttons and does not support analog input. Overall, I was disappointed in this package. Although I got it at a discount, there are better alternatives for both the controller and the wireless or wired. It is better to use a Nintendo Classic Controller Pro as a replacement if you were only interested in the controller. In general, I am reasonably satisfied with the PC adapter, but I wouldn't recommend the entire package.

Violette Ochoa

| May 23, 2021

I know it does what it says on the box, but what else can I say? I am only assuming that it does just as well on the Wii and NES as well, since it works with the SNES Classic Mini and Wii U. Using the USB adapter with the PC works as well, though I had to make a few adjustments in a game and emulator menu to ensure that it worked, and even then it's not There is one thing I feel should be improved about this design the pivot on the dovetail is too shallow You can take a picture of the pad The center of the D-pad isn't accessible when I press it from the center There is a problem with the pad on the SNES Classic Mini, as it only registers one diagonal direction even though it feels like you are pushing in four different directions simultaneously. I suggest finding and installing a suitable replacement pivot for those who do not like the feeling of pushing down in all four directions at the same time due to a shallow pivot A tablet. But when I put it to test on my PS3, the strangest thing that happened was I couldn't distinguish the buttons. Despite the fact that certain button and trigger commands aren't available, the game can run without them as long as the default trigger is on It is possible because the shoulder buttons can be paired with the pad. As for the PS4/5, the Switch, and even the Xbox consoles, I wouldn't be surprised if this could come to pass. This doesn't even register on the SEGA Genesis Classic Mini. Please note a workaround is available. It would have been a fun story to tell.

Mekhi Riggs

| Apr 13, 2021

The turbo feature is all I got from it, and that's all it has to offer. Honestly, I wouldn't use the D pad for anything except an RPG, and even then only if the character was wearing a Fitbit and had to get their steps in otherwise you'll find yourself walking back and forth in front of the door trying to get it to open. In Final Fantasy 3, I had to try 3 times to do pummel. I can only imagine how difficult it would be.

Catherine Barrera

| Apr 24, 2021