Console controller adapters for PC

Know any other place than lik-sang where they sell console controller adapters for PC? I'm thinking of using a PS/PS2 or SNES controller for the PC.

I bought something called the Smart Joy Plus, a PSX/PS2 controller adaptor that connects to the USB port of a PC, and it works perfectly without needing any drivers. It's red. However, I got it on Lik-Sang.

EMS USB2.  Lik-Sang.

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It doesn't seem to be able to use the left analog stick and the D-pad at the same time.

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EMS for the win. Bestest PSX adaptor.

Super Retropad owns.
http://www.sealiecomputing.com/retrozone/supernintendo.html
It's a SNES pad modded to include a USB controller, plugs straight into a USB port. My only complaint is that since they stopped using original SNES controllers and started using aftermarket ones, the dir buttons are really stiff. But that's just me, some people like that. You could probably send an old SNES pad to them and they'd do the mod on it for you.

I MADE ONE MYSELF.

I bought a PSX->USB device at Radioshack. Works great.

xbox360 controller. works great.

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timely reply

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gay-fingered, shitty d-pad reply

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Fuck yeah, actually quite a quality pad. And works on 360 too.

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D-pad IS a bit subpar, but I think it's designed so you can easily do diagonals on it.

Also, there are unofficial drivers for it you may want: http://xbcd360guide.50webs.com/

I got this cool thing which allows me to use my Xbox controller on my computer.  It's called a SOLDERING IRON.

I found an adapter at Wal-Mart for $10.  It plugs into a USB port (even has a two-port hub built it) and has inputs for Gamecube, XBOX, and PS2/PS1 (both work, I checked) controllers).  The Gamecube port is also equivalent to an SNES port since you can buy a Hori controller...actually, the place I got Hori controllers was Lik-Sang, so I dunno.  eBay it if you want one of those, I guess.