You've been sufficiently clowned on for your useless shitpost, but personally I would prefer to have the dpad in the primary position for 2D games. For 2D, I vastly prefer the dual shock to any other controller.
Going by the press release it does nothing better, as you said it has less functionality since the Mayflash even let's you connect wired usb controllers because it has a usb port on the back and this 8bitdo one doesn't.
Most of us have one. As a matter of fact, a Wiimote + Classic Controller Pro combo can work just as effectively one you have the Retro Receiver.
That's a pretty good question, I haven't properly tested the mayflash yet (using a slowmo camera to see the ms between press and action and stuff) but playing 2d platformers like Celeste I personally have not noticed any lag in wireless mode with a ds4, it's been pretty responsive in the latest firmware.
In this one. It is a great controller. Some dislike it. It's fine.
I am sure there are a lot more dualshock controllers in hands of consumers than wiiu pro ones.
Yep not really interested in that stick position unless I'm forced to use it.
$70 is really much for a controller, and if someone already has DS4 this dongle is no brainier.
The Mayflash MagicNS has no percievable input latency, as far as I can tell (I'm sensitive to that shit). I've even used my MagicNS as a converter for my XiM4, to play through Splatoon 2's campaign and a bit of Turf Wars with a mouse and keyboard, to great success.
People don't know how great the Wii U Pro Controller is, though. People still don't know just how good it is.
I've had this wishlisted for a while. Will eventually get one. 8bit is becoming a solid mtg of accessories
This adapter is mostly for convenience, so you can use a controller you already own on switch, saving some money.
Here's what it looks like when I attempt to alternate between left and right inputs quickly using a PS4 controller.
I play DBFZ on Steam with my Wii U Pro and the Mayflash. Absolutely fantastic.
