What emulators does this work on?
1435027
I was able to use it on PSX, SNES, NES, and Genesis emulators without an issue.
1435028
They basically work on any emulator that you can remap your controls to. I have not once had a problem using it with any emulator.
1435029
I know that the controller works with RGR Plugin (Vizzed.com emulator), NES emulator's, and most other Nintendo/Sega emulators.
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.
1095065
I am not certain that it would, but odd are I would say yes. Keep in mind you will need to format your USB stick specifically for use with the emulator, whatever size USB you have will need to be formatted to make your machine think it's a 1.44 mb floppy.
755304
Yes it does work. If it is extremely laggy(which it shouldn't be) then you have to enable compatibility but you should be good.
15075
This will not work as it is wired to a USB male end. N64 emulator, yes. Original N64 console, no.
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.
483019
This works on All (controller supported) games on steam, you need to select the XINPUT option on the mayflash device
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.
585978
I'm using it with OpenEmu on a MacBook Pro, and it worked right out of the box. I just launched NES game, went to OpenEmu > Preferences > Controls, and selected "2Axes 11Key Game Pad" from the Input drop-down, and then clicked in the Up box and pressed the D-pad up, and went through mapping the rest of the buttons, and it worked great!
1490830
It works with all PSP models excluding the Go. I can't speak for the Street, though, as that's an European model I don't have easy access to.
1770831
I want to say yes, because on the emulator I use (BSNES), it gives you the option to use two controllers. BUT, I really don't know.
1720747
Any usb should be fine you could use a game system usb or even a cell usb should work
363982
With 3rd party software that maps joystick buttons to keyboard controls, yes. Emulator users find such software very useful, but I cannot give specific recommendations. Free (as in beer) options abound. A couple paid but affordable. Some may be open source, but again I can't offer any specific recommendations.
1108125
well an emulator is to mimick a console. I know controllers work. so I would assume it would work. but if not you can get it to work with a 3rd party software like joy2pad or something.
1917749
if the game has a password system then it works fine, however i dont think you can do save states and other emulator stuff like that.
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.
2245222
I think it only works on Steam if you buy a game code. Though, if you buy a disk, it should work with whatever program you have.
1269418
I use it for Dolphin for emulating and it works great. Havent used it for any steam games yet i will have to test it. But Like Fig Martin said it does act as a normal controller, so I would assume it works.