Buffalo Classic USB Gamepad vs Logitech G923 Trueforce

If you happen to run into issues with those settings, look at Chet M.'s review "Great Controller for RetroPie! Config settings in review". Read the install instructions posted there. The particular configuration that is posted in that review seems to work perfectly, and I was able to verify that all buttons (including L/R and X/Y) work great in the SNES emulator that I use

This time logitech is offering their wheel under the same banner, the logitech g923. Well last generation you'd have to pick up the logitech g29 for t...

Problem: I received a refund because my controller was defective. The D-pad is implemented as an analog input, so the USB driver reports a range of values. The problem is my D-pad randomly registers input when I'm not even touching it. I went to html5gamepad

You know that it's actually only for one particular system and get this guys. Good part is oh by the way i actually play on pc2. This is compatible wi...

This one does the trick. The dpad is "tight" and snappy. Everything else is icing on the cake. I bought this for my brother's bday after he put together his Raspberry Pie-we had been using my Xbox360 controller, but the Buffalo far exceeds that

At least at this very moment, the biggest significant upgrade in my opinion is on the pedals. They felt a lot better than i expected and, as i already...

The price was pretty reasonable and almost everyone has been saying that it is a great controller so I ordered one. I received it a few days ago and the box it came in was very nice but was covered in Chinese. However there was some English but either way it isn't needed to read it and I had no problems getting my 4 year old laptop that’s running Windows 10 to recognize the controller. To test it I played a few games that require face button presses like F-Zero, Star Fox and Super Street Fighter 2

They sell this in a xbox and playstation variant. The only difference between them is the labels on the buttons..

s I can verify this works on Win 7 using ZSNES v. 151. I played a glorious round of super mario kart just now as my test. If you're using this emulator, be sure you 'set' the keys in the input section (click on button on screen, and it will then ask for input at which point you press the key on the gamepad)

Driving in ATS, the wheel delivers a feel for actually driving and the True Force inertia and back spin is truly fun to experience. I will eventually look at other games (Iracing, ect.) So to sum up, a great wheel for newer folks to sim driving and a great upgrade to those using the earlier versions of the wheel.

I took it apart to see what the problem was, and I realized those buttons had extra plastic left from the injection molding process. The plastic made the bottom of the buttons uneven. After scraping off the extra plastic, the buttons all felt much better. Since I already had it open, I hot-glued some small washers inside the casing before closing it up

The accelerator gets stuck when pressed down. Im currently Attempting to resolve my issue with logitech for a new replacement set of pedals..