SNAC Controller Adapter, USB3.0 for Mister FPGA with No Latency, Compatible with NES Master System Mega Drive
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Key Features
- [Separate Connection] This Serial Native Accessory Converter (for SNAC) is the USB3.0 version that allows the connection of console specific input devices to your for MISTer by using a separate adapter for the native controller.
- [No Latency] No input latency, the for SNAC provides this feature when connected to the for MISTer FPGA 10 board. Delivering lag‑free play while providing an experience as close as possible to that on the original hardware supporting the for MISTer core.
- [Used In Conjunction] for SNAC can even be used with joysticks such as the for NES, for Super Scope 6 and for Master System Light Shoter, but only with the console's original joystick when using an analog CRT screen.
- [Supported Objects] The following kernels have for MiSTer for SNAC support enabled, including for NES , for Master System, for Mega Drive, for Mega CD, for 7800 and for TurboGrafx 16 TurboGrafx CD.
- [Core Specific] Each specific for SNAC controller adapter is only available for its respective kernel, for example the for NES controller adapter is only available for the for NES kernel. This simple solution may provide the best experience for game enthusiasts or speed runners who need to play accurately with the original controller without latency.
Full Specifications
| Brand | Wisoqu |
|---|---|
| Compatibility | NES |
| Package Dimensions | 1.57 x 0.79 x 0.79 inches |
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