Easyget 2 Player Zero Delay Generic Game Controller USB to Joystick for MAME & Raspberry Pi 1/2/3 RetroPie DIY Projects

Good to go! As long as you're just playing retro games or emulators, then this product is pretty good. Do not use the hack if you plan to stand up in a competitive fighting game. This isn't the right thing to do. If you want to play Tekken, Mortal Kombat, Street Fighter, or any other fighting game competitively, don't use it in the joystick. Fast double inputs seem to be difficult to handle, so it appears that it can't take them My joystick normally works OK on this CPU, but on another one, the same buttons, nothing worked. Due to playing Julia in Tekken 7, I do a lot of f,f+1 for party crasher (elbow) and it only works half the time. It felt great to do fast double inputs using this board. But then I used it to play Streets of Rage and it worked perfectly. If you are playing competitive games, it would not work as well as a PCB with fast double inputs. If you do not play competitive games, it should work fine. It is my hope that this review helps some of my colleagues in the FGC to save some time and.

Autumn PARKES

| Dec 07, 2020

When I connected my ol' homebrew HAPP Controls 4 player cabinet 20 years ago, I used an IDE cable, RJ45 jacks, and some networking cabling. A soldering iron and a serial cable mapped keypad controls while I worked in my basement for hours. This kit has been on my shopping list for a while now. The kit took me less than two hours to replace and it is a huge improvement from the hardware I had before. I remember the KE72 being amazing when it was released, however there were a few hiccups (where Dalsim's teleport never worked in HF SF2), but the Easy Gadget 2 didn't have any. When a product claims to have zero delay, it really does mean that there is no delay and all buttons can be pressed simultaneously without any problems. It was easy to connect my HAPP switches with this wiring kit, and the picture on the document made it even easier. I had to lengthen some wires (about 3') for some buttons I had lower in the cabinet, but that was all. As all the buttons worked perfectly, I was unnecessarily concerned about the extra length impacting performance. The only way I could give it 6 stars is if I were a guy who started hacking keyboards in the 90's. This is amazing.

Thea Hogan

| Feb 12, 2021

I used these in my X-ray machine To replace the keyboard encoder that doesn't work well in RetroPie, use arcade sticks. It works right out of the box and does its job well. The two controllers show up as separate devices when they are both installed. So far, there has been no delay when playing my stuff. Installing it is super easy since there is a sense and a ground for every switch (buttons and joystick). As a result, one doesn't need to daisy chain It only has one downside the cables are quite short, which means we cannot have the controller too far away Despite being tight on some of the wires, I was able to make it work. When installing encoders, you need to keep this in mind if you are installing buttons and sticks directly next to encoders.

Michelle Cooper

| Jan 20, 2021

The mapping of buttons in Mame, emulating on a In my modding project, I installed a Windows 10 Big Box setup on an arcade1up cocktail table. My initial thought was that It did not matter which order K10 was in, but I was in the Retroarch and Mame (2016) show in the button diagnostics that a few button combinations do not register when used as an emulator for Midway games such as NFL Blitz and NBA Hangtime. In these games, for example, I could not do button combos with Turbo. That means that I could not put my arm on a stick in NBA Jam, or shoot with Stiff Arm in Mame's key mapping shows this board as RY-K1 when you go into the key mapping menu K3 is RY+ and K4 is RY. Also, K2 is shown as a positive and K4 as a negative The issue would arise if you need to hold down both K1 and K3 simultaneously, or when you need to hold down K2 and K4 simultaneously. This makes it impossible for you to hold both joystick left and right at the same time. So essentially, I just map Buttons 1-Two to Buttons 1-A1. There are only six buttons, but only one RX and one RY, so that I can simultaneously press all six buttons without conflict. My button configuration, if anyone wants it, is for Button 1. Mame matches 6 as K7, K9, K2, K3, K5, and K6 in which A, B, RX+, RY+, L, R correspond. . . . I have a Start button equal to K10 and a Coin button equal to In order to use Big Box as a back button, I used L2 which is K8. It would cause a problem only if I had to press the Coin button along with Button 4- am unable to press this key combo at the same time. It is my hope that this will be helpful.

Alma Donaldson

| Dec 27, 2020

It arrived very quickly as well. These boards were used to wire a simple MAME cabinet which supports 2 players and 3 buttons. This 2 pack was perfect for my needs, as I used joysticks, buttons, player selects, coin inserts, and an Exit, all requiring 19 inputs. The connectors helped keep things organized and saved time by eliminating the need to strip wires and solder. I have only one complaint about the playback systems Windows assigns two boards as joystick 0 and 1, while many front ends and emulators view them as The way these are seen by the computer cannot be changed. I have tested them for every game I have played, and they still work. Navigating was quite difficult due to a confusing key assignment system. To assign keys for that function, I had to use a separate program.

Olive PARKINSON

| Nov 19, 2020

You should check these out! The Ipacs were never as good and they were way less expensive, so that's a win-win for all. Due to the availability of connector cables, it is easier to wire. With these, there is absolutely no delay. The Raspberry PI and PC have both been used with the software.

Stephen Herring

| Dec 24, 2020

This works perfectly. I use these two controllers as players 3 and 4 with my JPAK jamma / HyperSpin mame'd arcade cabinet without The cons are The wires are about twice as long as they should be. There is quite a bit of fit issues with full-length pants Sized Midway 4-foot wide Describe the cabinet where players reside. A quick update I still have no problems with it! Deleted HyperSpin on Windows in order to make RetroPie work. Having now read them four times, I wish they were twice as long! I love it.

Piper Camacho

| Dec 11, 2020

The Raspberry Pi doesn't seem to have any problems with this. It's very easy to wire everything up with the loom and wires that come with the kit. I cannot detect any latency. Some of the slots come undone a little, but since there are so many, you can just move on to the next.

Oakleigh Farrell

| Jun 22, 2021