I can't wait to buy like 3 more of these. I really, really hope you guys become big like 8Bitdo and Hyperkin so that we can see what other stuff you guys put out in the coming years, and so we can have a reliable source of good controllers in the future. You guys are my heroes! I collect video game systems, and haven't had the urge to play my N64 in any significant amount in a long time simply because I hated the controllers so much, and could never find a good alternative that I could justify spending money on ($200 for an old, used hori pad? Heck no!). Then right click project64 in your steam game list and press controller configuration, then press y on your controller and then goto templates. Click on the buttons in the window and press the same buttons on your controller.

Give it a minute to load, and a box should show up. Where have you guys been all these years?! FINALLY, a proper, widely-available, well-designed, well-functioning N64 controller with an Analog stick that is precise and isn't overly-sensitive! At the top of the Project64 game selection window, go to Options > Configure Controller Plugin. I played many, many games last night to get a good feeling for how this controller feels and performs, and wanted to share my feedback. Thing is, Z-trigger is on the back of the standard controller. This sort of sounds reasonable as well, if not too Jabo-based off of his config. I just bought a Brawler 64 (classic gray) and received it yesterday. Home/Delete/End/PGDWN are the C-buttons, Z B X A C Z F L V R arrow keys are the joystick and the num.pad is the D-pad.

Project 64 controller setup