Easyget 2 Player Zero Delay Generic Game Controller USB to Joystick for MAME & Raspberry Pi 1/2/3 RetroPie DIY Projects

Sucks

if you are making a retropie arcade cabinet the issue is that retropie cannot make config saves for 2 devices with the exact same VID or basically the name that comes up when the device is plugged in. the name is a part of the devices code and cant be changed so when you map 2 of these one of them gets all wonkey because it doesnt diffrentiate them.

works as intended, remember that you must have an actual idea of what you are doing to get this to work as intended.

There seems to be TWO versions of this board... this version has the all important RED +5v out connector for light up buttons!

20 years ago, I used an IDE cable, RJ45 jacks and some networking cabling to wire up my ol homebrew HAPP Controls 4 player cabinet. I remember working in my basement for hours with a soldering iron and a serial cable mapping keyboard controls. I bought two of these kits a couple weeks ago. It took me less than 2 hours to completely replace the hardware with this kit and it is a HUGE upgrade. The KE72 was amazing for its time, but it did have a few hiccups (doing Dalsims teleport in SF2 HF never worked) but the Easy Gadget 2 is INCREDIBLE. Zero Delay really does mean NO Delay and all buttons can be pressed at the same time without a problem. The wiring kit fit my Happ switches perfectly and the picture included in the document made it a breeze to connect. The longest time I took was to add some wire length to some of the leads (about 3) for a couple buttons I had lower in the cabinet. I was unnecessarily concerned if the extra length would impact performance, as all the buttons worked perfectly. As a guy who started with hacking keyboards in the 90s, I wish I could give it 6 stars. Amazing.

No instructions? Have experience in using these but, had to dig for a wiring diagram.

Works great with RPI 3, though the red LED on the board is always lit. I assumed the green LED would be lit if the board is functioning properly.

The board works fine but it does not light up the led buttons even when using the 5v plug on the board daisy chaining. I had to return it to get a board that will illuminate. I can recommend this board if you dont have led buttons.

works perfectly

Using to build a retropie arcade. Would not hesitate to buy again.