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Reviews (8)
Jul 05, 2017
It does do its best to emulate a Nintendo controller, but it's a bit off-color and feels a bit off compared to the real thing
As far as a product goes, I would say that it is a good product. It does exactly what it sets out to do, which is to emulate the Nintendo Entertainment System controller. The controls are responsible, but the buttons feel a bit light, it doesn't feel as snappy as a regular Nintendo controller. Also this is not an adapter, this is a USB controller all its own, there's no place to plug your NES hardware in, and no way to plug this into your NES control unit, it's just a USB controller.
The button coloration seems a little bit off, it's not quite dark enough in the red. As soon as I opened the package, I felt a bit of nostalgia from when I used to have an NES controller as a kid. Actually I still have my NES controller, and I came across this looking for a USB adapter. This is cheaper than a USB adapter, so I bought it instead, and I'd say it's worth it.
I booted up FCEUX and I had no problems calibrating the controls, then I booted up Zelda. So yeah for $10, you can't really go wrong with this little unit, it's cheaper than buying a real Nintendo controller, and it works for Steamlink. It probably works for anything DInput or XNA compatible, but I can't make that claim.
I'd say it's almost perfect, but as i said, it feels a little flimsy and off. They captured the look of the NES controller, but the lettering is a little hard to read, and they didn't capture the FEEL of the NES controller. 9/10.
Feb 08, 2018
Great CD, but...
3 of 5 found this helpful Linkin Park is an internationally acclaimed "diamond" selling rock band so I don't think I need to say anything about them, though this was their first major studio album. It's a bit of a mix of grunge, emo and alt rock. It features four of their most well known songs, those being One Step Closer, In The End, Papercut, and Crawling.
Definitely worth picking up!
Feb 08, 2018
The Doors is what The Tea Party wanted to be, but kind of fell short of
1 of 1 found this helpful The Doors is classic rock, there's no disputing that they made some pretty amazing songs. Jim Morrison's voice is as timeless and unmatchable as Jimi Hendrix's guitar playing or Rick Allen's drumming. You just can't top it. That mixture of sounds which are indicative of the 60s and 70s experimentation era of music is what really sells it, you get tracks that seem like they tell a story such as Spanish Caravan, Riders on the Storm or Alabama Song, then there's songs that sound like something almost disco like Hello, I love you.
This is not one disc of a few of their better tracks and then a bunch of tracks you never heard of, this is a two disc compilation of all of the most well known Doors songs from when Jim Morrison was still alive. It's a powerful album, and I hope that young people experience it so that this legacy of awesome does not fade.