(03-17-2015, 09:25 AM)tueidj Wrote: I think Raph (the guy who makes the Raphnet adapters) would be a better option, he's been open to adding extra features in the past (like allowing homebrew wii programs to get the full GC pad status when using a GC<->Classic controller adapter, instead of just the low resolution CC stick values).
Edit: it might even support it already, I just noticed it supports the GC keyboard which uses very different commands from the GC controller.
The second I saw that there was another usb n64 adapter in the wild (other than adaptoid) that could support n64 rumblepacks I jumped on the opportunity and bought a couple from Ralph.
I don't mean to speak poorly of the man's products because from what I've experienced he makes some all-around quality products, but after having a consistent issue with the n64 rumble packs I've hoped either he would update the firmware of that adapter or someone else would make an adapter that works better with n64 rumble packs out of the box. According to the blissbox forums their current bliss box adapter is looking like the most advanced dare-I-say most accurate usb adapter to come out and this 4-PLAY adapter just adds onto that with a few more features.
My point being that after seeing that the current ralphnet-tech gamecube usb adapter firmware is the same as it was since I originally bought it late last spring, I'm now more interested in bliss-boxes' new adapter. I mean just look at their controller functionality compatibility list!
I'll gladly play pretty much any video game -+- Dolphin version 4.0-r6251
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Windows 7 x64
Intel i5-4670k (stock turbo @ 3.8ghz)
Nvidia gtx 750 Ti Superclocked
G.Skill RipJaws 8GB 1600mhz

