CHILDMORY Retro wired USB Controller Joystick for NGC Style PC Mac Black

I use this with Linux and Retroarch.Linux detected the device as soon as it was plugged in.Easy to configure in Retroarch and it works very well with all the emulators I tried.If you are using this controller with Retroarch. The Z trigger is "seiect" in the controller configuration menu(it took me a while to figure it out).The shoulder buttons are a bit stiff in the beginning!Brilliant controller for the GC/Wii and N64 emulators

C stick uses same controls as buttons and Analog stick uses same inputs as D pad. Really bad and not worth the buy.

I've bought 2, both of which work perfectly out of the box. The triggers are a bit stiff for the first 30 minutes or so, but after that, all is fine! I use it to play SSBM, which requires some pretty vigorous use. The first one lasted a bit over a month, but I can't complain for the price point. Would recommend.

Bought to use with my Raspberry Pi and PC to play retro games.Sadly, this remote isn't great... mostly, the D-pad is a mess. It was reallllly touchy, and when I went to configure the controls, it was pretty messed up. After some trouble shooting I still had issues- the D-down button registers as D-left, rendering it completely unusable. Boo.Poor quality. Ended up returning, and it's more of a pain than a typical Amazon return because it's imported.Beware of this shoddy controller. I'm gonna just use the Nintendo-sanctioned PowerA controller, which will work on my Pi AND my Switch.Thanks for reading.

Cheap and cheerful

Less than a year after buying it and the buttons you spammed the most start to fail.

Ideal

Just picked this up, plugged it into my PC, isn't recognized by Dolphin. - I'm new to this kind of thing, and information seems scarce. Help?