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In the box you get not only the USB dongle, but a USB-A to USB-C adaptor cable so you can use this on the go in portable mode, or even on the Switch Lite, any PC or Mac, or any compatible devices that only have USB-C sockets. I had a plan, I knew what I wanted from this and I knew exactly what I was going to test out for you all, so you don't have to!

When this product arrived through my letterbox I was psyched.

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From the Dolphin Bar to the countless USB adaptors, Mayflash has been around since the mid-to-late 90s providing us with rock-solid man-in-the-middle products and third-party alternatives for console and PC gaming that not only meet standards but exceed expectations. Stepping up to the plate is Mayflash, a company that makes incredibly useful tech to facilitate your gaming experiences. In the end eBay came up trumps and I obtained that which would remain in my arsenal to this very day: a very early and extremely crude PSX + N64 USB converter. So I strove to find some way of fusing these passions together.

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The obvious thing to do was to blow most of it on a PS2 bundle because it had just released and Tekken Tag looked so dope! A few weeks later UltraHLE was updated and started playing commercial games at a fierce rate and it occurred to me: I could play N64 on my PC and I could potentially use these sexy new DualShock 2s to play games as well. I was ready to hit the books, but then my first cheque from the student loan company came through and it immediately started burning a hole in my pocket. Picture this: it was late 2000 and I had just arrived on campus with a swanky off-the-Richter 4GB loaded Dell rig. The second time I reached for a dongle came much later in life when I hit university and something called UltraHLE started blowing up. Paired up with a Super Gameboy and Street Fighter 2 take me back, life was good! Bolting it onto the front of the console via both of the controller ports the Dual Turbo Wireless Remote System by Acclaim was a revolution in my hands and I could now taste the unparalleled freedom to play wirelessly, within line of sight, and only bound to the finite lifespan of some AA batteries. For me there have been two standout moments in my life where I feel proud to think about my dongle history, the first of which was when I was around eleven or twelve and I found an IR adaptor for the SNES. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.Everyone remembers where they were when they obtained their first controller dongle. Please fill out the CAPTCHA below and then click the button to indicate that you agree to these terms. If you wish to be unblocked, you must agree that you will take immediate steps to rectify this issue. If you do not understand what is causing this behavior, please contact us here. If you promise to stop (by clicking the Agree button below), we'll unblock your connection for now, but we will immediately re-block it if we detect additional bad behavior.

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