GGE900 Axis Pad Game Controller for Pc

Works for almost every emulator, and allowed me to play fighting games from the 90s again. Buttons are responsive, and the cord is built to last

I bought this controller not expecting much to be honest since I was mostly going to use it to play emulators and maybe some Steam games but it's not only terrible but barely functional. It's incompatible with most emulators unless you use some third-party software so it can at least recognize the controller. And the worst part is that the control sticks don't even work at all and came in broken. Same with the rumble function feature. To be fair, I bought it used so I expected some marks, scuffs and deterioration, like maybe loose buttons or control sticks but not broken completely on the sticks and rumble function which doesn't rumble at all. Very disappointed and not even worth returning it because I'd be paying more for the shipping in the end than getting my money's worth return.

Like another here I got mine at a thrift store for a few bucks.Terrible D-pad, nice analogs, terrible triggers, mediocre fast buttons. Dpad is so bad that it is effectively unusable for classic gaming. The whole thing creaks and moans when twisted gently.You can buy a TOTALLY-USABLE bluetooth controller for $5-$10 shipped off of Ebay, they're the red and black ones you see which are PS-esque style. These are, like I said, utterly usable with no real massive failings, and this is what I recommend for a poverty controller for PC users.

I can't complain about it, but the lateral control did leave me wanting. The USB plugin works and most games except it.

bought one of these at the thriftstore for like $2. Works like a charm! responsive and no sticky buttons. The USB plugin is also nice and the cord is long and sturdy.

Found this pad at Best Buy for $13 and made a really good purchase. Playstation-style arrangement is sweet for everything except some fighting games. Being a Street Fighter fan doesn't help, but that does not hinder this controller. Fireballs come off slickly from the d-pad, the buttons have perfect feel, and the analog sticks work splendidly. I still suggest that you NOT use this pad for FPS games. Joystick-and-Mouse is still the way to go on those titles, unless you're emulating GoldenEye64 on your PC.Also, there's no bad sticker shock on this pad, unlike that $600 racing setup with the F1 molded seat.

Worked for 3 weeks