Mayflash Magic-NS Wireless Controller Adaptor Compatible with NeoGeo Mini (Nintendo Switch/PC) Rev1.2

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Compatible with ASTRO Gaming C40 TR Controller PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 4 SCUF Vantage 2 controller by a USB cable (Wired connection).

I could not get anything out of it on either controller in any of the modes, but hey, maybe they'll add support for it in a future firmware update. Turbo CAN be remembered if the controller disconnect with Mayflash adapter or Mayflash adapter disconnect with game console/PC or Reboot game console /awake from slep mode etc after exit TURBO MODE . This means everything felt great and at the very least the experience was superb and exactly as I hoped it would have been.

This dongle supports several consoles, including PC and therefore Retropie, and other retro gaming arcade boards, with gyro/motion controls, and rumble management across such a plethora of antiquated controllers and now even the newly acquired DualSense. The product manufacturer has the knowledge and expertise to quickly diagnose and resolve common issues.

To sync the Bluetooth controller with Magic-NS, press the button on the side of Magic-NS, and then press the Sync / Connect button on your Bluetooth controller. You also get a rather generic instruction manual with a well-drawn table of controller configurations for you to memories, and a pack of VHS style stickers (anyone else here remembers those?

A wired and wireless Bluetooth controller man be connected to Magic-NS at the same time, but both will control the same console user account or game character. Perhaps two of these beasts draw too much power through the adaptor, but neither pad was recognised, and neither could be connected in this way, even singularly. I have 4 of these, I really feel like they could charge 2 or 3 times as much and it would still be worth it. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. If you are unsure of which buttons correspond to which, just visit the Test Controller Button s screen in the Switch settings to verify, and don't forget those handy stickers are there too to keep you reminded!

Press and hold the button on the side of the adapter, and connect the USB from your adapter in o any spare port on your PC. Supports the gyroscope input from PS4 Controller (Dualshock 4) on the Switch Pro mode (LED indicator is purple). Press and hold the button on the side of the adapter, and connect the USB from your adapter in o any spare port on your PC, and wait for 3-5 seconds. The only thing really missing is the ability to connect multiple controllers at once; if it could do this it would be incredible. And the connection may be disconnected shortly (The lights on the controller and the adapter flash) and then connect again during the Bluetooth pairing process.

Turning on the Switch, you then plug in the adaptor (making sure it's set to the red LED) and then finally connect the controller. Press and hold the button on the side of the adapter, and connect the USB from your adapter in o any spare port on your PC. If Bluetooth syncing fails, connect the Bluetooth controller to Magic-NS using a USB cable (not included).

Fix the bug that the Left and Right stick will jump slightly when you connect the PS3 controller to the Magic-NS by a USB cable. Dolphin played nice with my Switch Pro controller but I think I had to finagle something to get it to work. For example, the LED indicator flashes 3 times then stop flashing when the Dead Zone Level is Level 3.

DualSense, DualShock 4, DualShock 3, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One Bluetooth controllers, Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2, Switch Pro, Switch Joy-Con, Wii Remote, Wii U Pro. Note: Please make sure "Pro Controller Wired Communication" is "ON" in the System Setting on Switch Pro mode (LED is Purple). They mention that it works perfectly with the Switch, has a good wireless range, and allows them to use existing controllers on the Switch. The wireless controller that comes from your console will become a wired controller by simply connecting a standard USB cable (with exception of Xbox 360 which requires an official Microsoft wired Xbox 360 controller).