Where can I find a N64 to usb that supports all this...

Bigzam12 · June 22nd, 2007

Hello,

I want to adapt my N64 controller to one of my computer's USB Ports but I can't seem to find one that supports everything. I found this one,
N64 Adaptoid USB

but I can't find were tp buy it and I dont know if it works for XP or Vista. I want one that supports all buttens, calibrates, supports rumble and write/read to memory card. Also I would like it to (If it dosn't thats fine) list Force Feed Back under Game Controllers so you can make sure everything is working ok by testing it. The only other I can find is a PSX/n64 version but It dosn't support that. Does anyone know where I can buy that or a adaptoid?

Thanks!

Allnatural · June 22nd, 2007

The ztnet store was carrying the Adaptoid as recently as January, though not currently. Other than that...ebay, but you'll pay a grossly inflated price, assuming you can find a (real) listing.

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Bigzam12 · June 22nd, 2007

Allnatural, Do you know if the adaptiod supports all it's options on Windows XP?

Allnatural · June 22nd, 2007

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Originally Posted by Bigzam12

Allnatural, Do you know if the adaptiod supports all it's options on Windows XP?

To my knowledge, yes. Any adapter will support the analog stick and all buttons. The Adaptoid also supports rumble and mempaks.

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Master_T · June 23rd, 2007

If you don't need the Rumble Pack support, this may be a good choiche:

ZTNet Store

Much cheaper than adaptoid too, and support both psx and n64 pads (although not simultaneously)

Bigzam12 · June 23rd, 2007

Thanks everyone! Now I know what to look for. Do the ones you build support everything, or would that require a driver update that no one has programmed yet?

Master_T · June 25th, 2007

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Originally Posted by Bigzam12

Thanks everyone! Now I know what to look for. Do the ones you build support everything, or would that require a driver update that no one has programmed yet?

I built one myself, but I must warn you it's quite difficult, you must have a base knoweldge of electronics, plus, as you can read here:

http://forums.ngemu.com/everything-e...c-problem.html

I had a problem with the driver. So, try at own risk....

June 22nd, 2007	#1 (permalink)
Bigzam12 Registered User Join Date: May 2007 Location: WV Posts: 7	Where can I find a N64 to usb that supports all this... Hello, I want to adapt my N64 controller to one of my computer's USB Ports but I can't seem to find one that supports everything. I found this one, N64 Adaptoid USB but I can't find were tp buy it and I dont know if it works for XP or Vista. I want one that supports all buttens, calibrates, supports rumble and write/read to memory card. Also I would like it to (If it dosn't thats fine) list Force Feed Back under Game Controllers so you can make sure everything is working ok by testing it. The only other I can find is a PSX/n64 version but It dosn't support that. Does anyone know where I can buy that or a adaptoid? Thanks!

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June 22nd, 2007	#2 (permalink)
Allnatural No preservatives™ Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Toledo, OH. USA Posts: 965	The ztnet store was carrying the Adaptoid as recently as January, though not currently. Other than that...ebay, but you'll pay a grossly inflated price, assuming you can find a (real) listing. __________________ Videogame Gifs

June 22nd, 2007	#3 (permalink)
Bigzam12 Registered User Join Date: May 2007 Location: WV Posts: 7	Allnatural, Do you know if the adaptiod supports all it's options on Windows XP?

June 23rd, 2007	#5 (permalink)
Master_T Registered User Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Brecan City Posts: 55	If you don't need the Rumble Pack support, this may be a good choiche: ZTNet Store Much cheaper than adaptoid too, and support both psx and n64 pads (although not simultaneously)

June 23rd, 2007	#6 (permalink)
Bigzam12 Registered User Join Date: May 2007 Location: WV Posts: 7	Thanks everyone! Now I know what to look for. Do the ones you build support everything, or would that require a driver update that no one has programmed yet?