I've long campaigned that the N64 controller was the comfiest but these do look good...
I've long campaigned that the N64 controller was the comfiest but these do look good...
I've long campaigned that the N64 controller was the comfiest but these do look good...
Please. N64 is one of the un-comfiest controllers out there. That's why Hori had to make a better version.
I've long campaigned that the N64 controller was the comfiest but these do look good...
nah, gamecube controller best controller
I've long campaigned that the N64 controller was the comfiest but these do look good...
nah, gamecube controller best controller
I've long campaigned that the N64 controller was the comfiest but these do look good...
nah, gamecube controller best controller
It's good, but the d-pad is absolutely awful. Original DualShock and Classic Controller Pro are my favorite.
I've long campaigned that the N64 controller was the comfiest but these do look good...
nah, gamecube controller best controller
It's good, but the d-pad is absolutely awful. Original DualShock and Classic Controller Pro are my favorite.
That's the main advantage of this Logitech Xbox Precision Controller, It has one of the best D pad implementations ever conceived..
Got to feel it to berieve.. it's super good for them Circles..
Can't hate it unless I've tried it! :p
Can it be hooked up to a PC?
controller << keyboard
(except for racing)
I've long campaigned that the N64 controller was the comfiest but these do look good...
I've long campaigned that the N64 controller was the comfiest but these do look good...
I concur. Those long middle handles were the best. The creation of triggers = the best.
I'd use a keyboard for that. Much faster response times.controller << keyboard
(except for racing)
Or arcade games (or any game with relatively simple control schemes).
I'd use a keyboard for that. Much faster response times.controller << keyboard
(except for racing)
Or arcade games (or any game with relatively simple control schemes).
The only time I'd use a controller is for analog input, which I'd probably only use for driving games. Other than that a controller is massively inferior. So much so that they've dumbed down the last 10 or so years of video games to the absolute rock-bottom lowest denominator just to cater to controller people.
I'd use a keyboard for that. Much faster response times.controller << keyboard
(except for racing)
Or arcade games (or any game with relatively simple control schemes).
The only time I'd use a controller is for analog input, which I'd probably only use for driving games. Other than that a controller is massively inferior. So much so that they've dumbed down the last 10 or so years of video games to the absolute rock-bottom lowest denominator just to cater to controller people.
That's a good point, that controllers are best for analog input. I'd say those sort of games aren't limited to just driving games. Flight games, platformers, etc. I feel are best enjoyed with controllers. On the other hand, FPS, RTS, simulation games, games that require very precise control or have complicated control schemes, those are pretty much keyboard/mouse-only.
Aren't you a fan of Super Meat Boy too? That game was designed to be played with a controller. :p
I'd use a keyboard for that. Much faster response times.controller << keyboard
(except for racing)
Or arcade games (or any game with relatively simple control schemes).
The only time I'd use a controller is for analog input, which I'd probably only use for driving games. Other than that a controller is massively inferior. So much so that they've dumbed down the last 10 or so years of video games to the absolute rock-bottom lowest denominator just to cater to controller people.
That's a good point, that controllers are best for analog input. I'd say those sort of games aren't limited to just driving games. Flight games, platformers, etc. I feel are best enjoyed with controllers. On the other hand, FPS, RTS, simulation games, games that require very precise control or have complicated control schemes, those are pretty much keyboard/mouse-only.
Aren't you a fan of Super Meat Boy too? That game was designed to be played with a controller. :p
Super meatboy honestly requires a CRT as well..
That would have been pretty neat, I think some games had filters to add a faux-CRT scanline effect.
That would have been pretty neat, I think some games had filters to add a faux-CRT scanline effect.
scanline isn't the problem,, LCD is too blurry for super meat boy
That would have been pretty neat, I think some games had filters to add a faux-CRT scanline effect.
scanline isn't the problem,, LCD is too blurry for super meat boy
Could you elaborate? My memories of CRTs are a bit blurry at this point, but I thought it was the other way around:Show Image(http://kayin.moe/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/1391807722376.png)
Yup, I definitely am! But I still play it with a keyboard — I'm not letting myself be bullied out of a good game :p .I'd use a keyboard for that. Much faster response times.controller << keyboard
(except for racing)
Or arcade games (or any game with relatively simple control schemes).
The only time I'd use a controller is for analog input, which I'd probably only use for driving games. Other than that a controller is massively inferior. So much so that they've dumbed down the last 10 or so years of video games to the absolute rock-bottom lowest denominator just to cater to controller people.
That's a good point, that controllers are best for analog input. I'd say those sort of games aren't limited to just driving games. Flight games, platformers, etc. I feel are best enjoyed with controllers. On the other hand, FPS, RTS, simulation games, games that require very precise control or have complicated control schemes, those are pretty much keyboard/mouse-only.
Aren't you a fan of Super Meat Boy too? That game was designed to be played with a controller. :p
Half the posters I've seen elsewhere who considered the Nintendo 64 controller uncomfy held it like this (they admitted this themselves):Show Image(http://i.imgur.com/SWWoBRg.jpg)
I will say that the grooves in the buttons after prolonged sessions wasn't the best for one's fingers but the layout was superb when held correctly. Dualshock 4 is my current PC controller and it's the first and only Dualshock I've ever liked (all the others strained my thumbs). Really nice feel to it.
It's not like I never tried, either. I used to play Mario Kart 64 with my friends, but I still did much better with a keyboard in that game because it didn't require much analog input. Rocket League, which I play with some friends nowadays, would profit from that much more. Also, I used to own an xbox with a bunch of fighting games, but controllers are VASTLY inferior for those. You can rack up combos so much easier when you're not limited to using just your thumbs.
My first ever USB peripheral was a game controller.
USB Printer > Parallel Port Printer
USB Printer > Parallel Port Printer
You'd think that, but when it first came out, drivers were wonky