That said, you mentioned having a lot of controllers, but what about keyboards? Starting out, I highly recommend having a USB keyboard on hand that you can use with the MiSTer, even if it's temporary. Using the MiSTer first will give you first-hand experience and knowledge of the MiSTer, and you will have a much better idea of what you might want or need to suit you. Once you get your MiSTer and you play around with it a bit, THEN think about what you might want to buy to enhance your experience. The MiSTer's backend is Linux, and therefore it'll support pretty much anything you plug into it. Personally, I suggest not worrying about buying anything extra now, and to just use whatever controllers and/or keyboards you have on hand. The way 1p and 2p works is the first controller that sends a button press is 1p then the second is the 2p.
I like their 6 button sega inspired controller. Wireless the 2.4 Ghz usb 8bit-do controllers are good as well. If you want to buy a cheap and fast controller the iBuffalo SNES style controller is good. Also don't buy directly from China as international shipping is way too slow at this point in time.
My advice is for arcade controls cannibalize a JAMMA wiring harness.
Daemonbite is great for creating an arcade controller or as an adapter for console controllers as it is low latency and can take advantage of the 1ms USB polling. Furthermore you can use a mouse and keyboard and also there are some cores that support a native controller port via SNAC.
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Odds are that if you have a USB controller then it would work, and if you want to use a wireless controller then you need a linux compatible bluetooth adapter or the wireless USB dongle. MiSTer is great because it is so flexible, there are so many input options.
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