N64/PSX Usb Adaptor

LordTrace · July 17th, 2003, 04:18

http://www.ztnetstore.com/product_in...e4efc8fd11cf77

has any1 used this ? looks kinda cheap
wouldnt mind hearing some opinions from some peeps that own it

thanks

felinusz · July 17th, 2003, 15:38

If you want a N64 Controller Adaptor the [i[Apadtoid [/i]is your best buy. I have one - I really like it - and I use it for SNES,GBA,N64,and even sometimes PSX emulation. It has full support for Rumble paks, Transfer paks, Memory Paks, Keymapping, Complete customization, has a decent Windows XP driver set, and is basically the same as having a real N64 controller port hooked up to your computer - just with more features. More information is available here

Personally I think that it is worth the $18 more that it costs. I haven't tried that PSX/N64 adaptor, but I don't think it is of *especially* high quality - I have see a few people who are having major problems with it - but you are better off trusting first-hand experience from them

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Allnatural · July 17th, 2003, 17:30

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Originally Posted by LordTrace

http://www.ztnetstore.com/product_in...e4efc8fd11cf77

has any1 used this ? looks kinda cheap
wouldnt mind hearing some opinions from some peeps that own it

thanks

I own many of those (bought them bulk). I haven't had a problem with a single one, nor have those that I've sold them to. Not as high quality as the Adaptoid I'll admit, but for a cheap two-in-one adapter it's a good buy.

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Archer · July 27th, 2003, 12:47

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Originally Posted by Allnatural

I own many of those (bought them bulk). I haven't had a problem with a single one, nor have those that I've sold them to. Not as high quality as the Adaptoid I'll admit, but for a cheap two-in-one adapter it's a good buy.

I just got this adapter and it works great on the PSX side, but the N64 side has only one VERY BIG problem. The Y-ax goes crazy when i move the stick. It keeps moving up and down so fast mario wont run or walk straight. I have damaged my parallel adapter and perhaps damaged my N64-pad too. But all other buttons and the X-ax work fine. And i don't have a real N64 to test it on.

Now you say you have a lot of these i realy think it's my controller. Or do you know what this could be?

Allnatural · July 28th, 2003, 04:17

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Originally Posted by Archer

I just got this adapter and it works great on the PSX side, but the N64 side has only one VERY BIG problem. The Y-ax goes crazy when i move the stick. It keeps moving up and down so fast mario wont run or walk straight. I have damaged my parallel adapter and perhaps damaged my N64-pad too. But all other buttons and the X-ax work fine. And i don't have a real N64 to test it on.

Now you say you have a lot of these i realy think it's my controller. Or do you know what this could be?

The Boom adapters seem to be very flaky with N64 pads. I've never had a problem (I bought my N64 pad brand new), but I've known a few people who have. For instance, my brother bought an adapter from me. One of his pads works fine, the other won't work at all. Both pads work fine with the console.

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DragonSoull · July 30th, 2003, 23:10

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Originally Posted by felinusz

If you want a N64 Controller Adaptor the Apadtoid is your best buy. I have one - I really like it - and I use it for SNES, GBA, N64, and even sometimes PSX emulation.

How do you use it for SNES, PSX, GBA ?? isn't it a N64 only thing?
Also how does it compare to the real thing? any diferences in control?

Allnatural · July 31st, 2003, 08:00

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Originally Posted by DragonSoull

How do you use it for SNES, PSX, GBA ?? isn't it a N64 only thing?
Also how does it compare to the real thing? any diferences in control?

It's just an adapter. As far as your computer is concerned it's just any old USB gamepad. It will work with anything that accepts joystick input.

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DragonSoull · July 31st, 2003, 11:56

I guess I got a little confused about that, but that still doesn't answer the second question, in a N64 emulated game will the controls be like the real one or will there be diferences (in terms of precision, etc)?

Allnatural · July 31st, 2003, 20:20

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Originally Posted by DragonSoull

I guess I got a little confused about that, but that still doesn't answer the second question, in a N64 emulated game will the controls be like the real one or will there be diferences (in terms of precision, etc)?

Just like the real thing.

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DragonSoull · July 31st, 2003, 20:38

nice

RockmanForte · March 23rd, 2007, 16:16

what about trio linker plus ? I really liked gamecube controller and want to use it on nintendo 64 emulator so will it work like a n64 controller ? I want trio linker plus but the driver floppy is include and I am worry about driver floppy. Why ? because if I install it then everything didnt work out the way I want. What do you think ? Thanks!

July 17th, 2003, 04:18	#1
LordTrace Registered User Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 1	N64/PSX Usb Adaptor http://www.ztnetstore.com/product_in...e4efc8fd11cf77 has any1 used this ? looks kinda cheap wouldnt mind hearing some opinions from some peeps that own it thanks

July 17th, 2003, 15:38	#2
felinusz overclocking magus Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Toronto, Canada Posts: 1,372	Re: N64/PSX Usb Adaptor If you want a N64 Controller Adaptor the [i[Apadtoid [/i]is your best buy. I have one - I really like it - and I use it for SNES,GBA,N64,and even sometimes PSX emulation. It has full support for Rumble paks, Transfer paks, Memory Paks, Keymapping, Complete customization, has a decent Windows XP driver set, and is basically the same as having a real N64 controller port hooked up to your computer - just with more features. More information is available here Personally I think that it is worth the $18 more that it costs. I haven't tried that PSX/N64 adaptor, but I don't think it is of especially high quality - I have see a few people who are having major problems with it - but you are better off trusting first-hand experience from them .

July 31st, 2003, 11:56	#8
DragonSoull Major Ass Hole Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Portugal Posts: 123	Re: N64/PSX Usb Adaptor I guess I got a little confused about that, but that still doesn't answer the second question, in a N64 emulated game will the controls be like the real one or will there be diferences (in terms of precision, etc)?

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DragonSoull Major Ass Hole Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Portugal Posts: 123	Re: N64/PSX Usb Adaptor nice

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March 23rd, 2007, 16:16	#11
RockmanForte Rockman fan Join Date: May 2002 Location: Earth! Posts: 5,285	what about trio linker plus ? I really liked gamecube controller and want to use it on nintendo 64 emulator so will it work like a n64 controller ? I want trio linker plus but the driver floppy is include and I am worry about driver floppy. Why ? because if I install it then everything didnt work out the way I want. What do you think ? Thanks!