ZedLabz

SNES style USB controller for Win PC Mac Raspberry Pi Nintendo gamepad - Grey | ZedLabz

Name: SNES style USB controller for Win PC Mac Raspberry Pi Nintendo gamepad - Grey | ZedLabz
Brand: ZedLabz
SKU: 500337
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Features:

- Compatible plug and play controller for PC / Mac & Raspberry Pi
- Retro classic SNES style shape and feel
- Y, X, B, A & Left / Right Shoulder trigger buttons.
- Directional Pad, Start & Select buttons.
- 1.5m cable length

Description:

The ZedLabz SNES style wired USB controller is the perfect partner for your favourite game emulator software.

It supports the vast a majority of emulators available including RetroPie, Mame, Snes9x, Retroarch & OpenEMU emulators

OS and hardware support includes: Windows 98/ME/Vista/2000/2003/XP/7/7/8/8.1/10, Mac OSX, Raspberry Pi

This pad features the traditional layout of the original pad with a D-Pad, four action buttons, two shoulder buttons and start / select rubber buttons.

To use this controller you will usually need to download, install and setup your chosen emulator unless you have a purchased a pre-configured device.

For Mac OS you can download emulators such as OpenEMU and Joystick Mapper
For Windows you can download emulators such as Snes9x or Retroarch
For Raspberry Pi you can download emulator platforms such as RetroPie

There are many choices of software available with varying degrees of difficulty from easy to hard with pros and cons to each, there is plenty of information available online about emulators and how to use them.