@cyrusxvi Yes - just follow the docs and use the sixaxis helper for the P3 controllers.

I've been having issues with the sensitive dpad, but after tinkering with tape I can reliably duck and run with Mario, but throwing a Haduken with Ryu is less than reliable. I wonder if these rings provide the best of both. I'll try it as soon as I can.

@sleepyowl Funnily enough me too, just using it as a plug in USB controller but probably still need to manually set the hack mode to 0 (thought that was just a bt thing)
Who knows, lots of playing around to do with it:)

Edit: Yup, even with just usb connection hack mode needs changing to off.

Anybody having these issues with other controllers? Read that some people having issues with version .12?

Mostly annoying is that when pressing start to start a rom, it throws me back to the games screen and that most buttons, even properly configured in es and am, dont work anymore. Even the connected bluetooth controller is first joy0 and later on joy1 when rebooting. Its very annoying.

Anybody knows what i should or can do? Thanks!

@edmaul69

Please see below:
https://pastebin.com/aJy8Brue

So, any clue why those things are happening?
The 8bitDo not being correctly usable, and the Switch pro regularly losing connection.

@chubsta

On another note - the NES30 is a fantastic controller (http://www.nes30.com/)

I have both the NES30 and the NES30 Pros - I love the NES30 for NES/SNES games, it's well built, and responsive - NES30 Pro on the other hand, its only reason for existence is analog, and the analog is awful, and they feel kinda "meh" in your hands so they just sit in a drawer unused - PS3 controllers work great for analog stuff which is really only on N64/PS1 games in my case.

Why on Earth would you play Robotron and Smash TV with a controller? :D

I'd advise you to stock with wired controllers. They have the best performance and never need to be charged, and besides, they are more authentic.

10' extension cables are your friend :)