My laptop doesn't have a parallel port, as it's rather new and the port is fairly outdated, but is there an option besides the expensive retrousb snes controller, or the clunky smart joy adapter, for true snes controller configurations? The retrousb snes pad is quite tempting, but $72 seems like an awful lot for two of them. Are there other options out there but that still stick with the snes controller layout? Thanks.
Well I was shooting to use a real snes controller. You suggested a ps1/ps2 adapter, but that couldn't possibly work for a snes controller, right? I meant options besides buying a retro usb or smart joy adapter, but still connect a snes controller.
