What different emulators will this work with?
1422374
It's read as a generic input, so any emulator allowing button mapping (which should be all of them) should be compatible.. I used it specifically with dolphin, but should work elsewhere. I don't support emulation, and the only games I emulate are isos I rip off my own discs to play over the Internet Internet with friends.
1422375
You can install a driver on Mayflash's website, and the controllers will show up in Windows Devices. So far, I've used it with Dolphin and some Steam games have been able to utilize it.
1710981
You need to supply the tablet, the emulator, and the roms, but if you can get it to run on your device, and your device is compatible, it should work.
1000406
I didn't look at the provided mini-CD, which I assume has the device drivers for Windows XP or earlier, because I don't have a DVD drive on my system and I've thrown out the CD. Someone else might be able to help you with that. There are a few free ones around the Internet, like joy2key, but I haven't used them personally. The MAME emulator seems to pick up and use the game controller just fine without them. I also only have a small number of PC games, but they either use XBox controller or can use the built-in Windows driver directly.
1699953
yes it should work fine. I had to adjust my resolution etc for the game to work without any problems.
1979958
Yes it works great hooked up to a usb otg cable on both my galaxy s3 and my rca walmart black friday tablet both running android 4.2+. With the gamepad, cheap tablet, and stand, it makes for a great snes/nes/gb portable emulation system. Fantastic Controller. Needs no drivers for any OS i've tried so far.
1037083
Haven't tried any other games besides my emulators, but it works just fine.
1828362
I don't really use the online store, so I'm not sure what retro games are available to buy. I don't think the modding community has fully cracked anything if you wanted to use emulators, plus you would probably need some sort of sd card adapter to do it.
1786145
Yes for both it doesn't really matter it still work for both. It doesn't use your computer speed, but the emulator or game you are playing is going to use the computer speed, not the hde dual controller.
15075
This will not work as it is wired to a USB male end. N64 emulator, yes. Original N64 console, no.
1435027
I was able to use it on PSX, SNES, NES, and Genesis emulators without an issue.
1356652
I can not answer for all the tablets or all the different versions of Android OS's, but I have tested it on my Nexus 7 tablet with an OTG and yes, it did work, I have only tried it with a few emulators and in most cases the D-pad worked but I had to configure the ABXY buttons to get them to work. I have used this adapter in windows and on my Macbook pro with no problems, it was worth buying! I hope this has helped. Edited 6/17/2014 After replying to this question, I got to thinking more about this, and I decided to try another experiment, I tried a couple of different usb game controllers, one was a wired xbox 360 controller and the other a cheap wired microsoft windows game controller, I could not get the 360 controller to work, I think because it wanted to pair with the tablet first before you can use it and the android os does not know how to pair like that, but the windows controller worked, so I believe you can use any windows usb wired game controller with just the otg and not need the snes adapter, if you prefer to use the snes pad you could just get one already wired for usb and save the money you would spend on a adapter. I only bought this adapter because I had a number of snes game pads laying around.
726917
Yes, it does work on emulated games. I use it to play Super Nintendo games, but this is not a good controller, do more research, there are way better controllers out there. I recommend the PS3 controller. I bought this controller, I would throw it in the garbage, probably going to resell it on Ebay.
1320233
If you want to use Nes, SNES, gameboy, etc Emulators, there is a a "Moga Universal Driver" you can find on the Google playstore that works perfectly for that. just keep in mind though that the games that are "built in" to work with the controller (Moga Pivot) use separate drivers. Open and enable "Moga Universal Driver" when you want to use your emulators, and open and enable "Moga Pivot" otherwise.
1015117
It does work on emulators on computers just fine. But it's not wireless and doesn't work on cell phones.
1947334
Sorry for the late reply, but I've been away on business mate. I have yet to try that particular emulator. From what I gather, there are some stable MAME emulators out there in the Android scene. I would probably hit up the Wikipad Forums or Wikipad Twitter. They seem to answer a lot quicker from those sites, so far.Good Luck!
1435030
It depends on the platform. I have used it on Windows with all my old school stuff (8 bit, 16 bit, Nes, Sms, GB, Snes, tg16,) and it seems to work pretty good. I have not tried it with new gen stuff because- no analogue stick.
1987539
I'm not sure, but I'm doubtful of Android compatibility. While the 3GC is a good Direct Input (D Input; Logitech and most generic) gamepad, it doesn't feature Xinput (360) compatibility either.