PC USB JOYPAD GAMEPAD GAME CONTROLLER JOYSTICK BLUE [Windows]

I read quite a few reviews before purchasing a gamepad. I haven't used one in probably 8 or 10 years but I recently went back to a simple 2D space combat game I used to enjoy and remember it was much better with a good gamepad than the keys on my laptop.I stayed away from the poorly rated "super cheap" gamepads out there and when I saw the decent reviews for this one I hoped it would be a happy medium.I can't imagine there are gamepads out there that feel "cheaper" than this. My biggest problem is the D pad, it seems to be a 4 way only directional pad, pressing a "corner" produces no movement in my game at all.Worse, even when I simply press left or right I have to REALLY press HARD for it to take sometimes, it is not nearly as responsive as it needs to be.Going to put this in a drawer I guess and buy one of the $40 pads, seems like that is overpriced for something like this though.

It works, and you can get a controller utility for most computers. My issue is that the buttons are sticky so you can't do really rapid button presses with this controller. It's also rather light so it won't stay on a table if the cord is hanging. Then again, I'm not complaining for the price.

The D-pad feels a little stiff and the plastic is a bit cheap; obviously, it is a lower-priced alternative. But otherwise the joypad feels fine and responsive enough during gameplay.You get eight action buttons, a select and start button, turbo, slow, and clear buttons. Once you plug the controller into the USB port, it's good to go.Not the best but fills the need for those who choose not to use the keyboard for gaming but at the same time want a lower-priced alternative.

Controller doesn't come with instructions, but my son didn't have any problems configuring it to the emulator. D-Pad is a little hard on the thumb, but I don't play that often, so it's not really that much of an issue. Controller is lightweight, and feels cheap, but you get what you pay for. It does what it's supposed to do, which is the important thing, so I'm pretty happy with it, overall.

Product works great and better than others I have purchased in the past

I'd highly recommend this controller if the most advanced emulator you plan on using is PSX. It's responsive and very easy to install (lives up to the plug-and-play tag). The D-Pad is clunky and stiff, but this is more of a tactile complaint than anything since it works fine.If you're looking to play N64 and other more advanced emulators, I'd shell out the extra cash for a controller with analog sticks. It's super cheap and lightweight (you could snap it in half with little effort), but it gets the job done. Besides, if it breaks, you're only out $15.tl;dr great value, easy to configure, responsive, clunky d-pad, perfect for SNES.

You know, get what you pay for and all that. I didn't like using it to play some games because it doesn't seem to detect how long you push a button for. This only was a problem in certain platforming games. If you aren't using it for those, it's a good deal actually.

This controller is very easy to use. Compatible with most games I used it for playing a NES emulator and one mmropg. One downside is it does not include analog sticks which I didn't notice or need at the time. The controller is VERY light and doesn't really make your hands sweat. Pretty durable as well.