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10-07-01, 07:33 PM
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Good PC Gamepads (for fighting games)
What gamepads do you guys own that are ideal for fighting games? I'm more concerned with the directional pad -- the on eI have (Gravis Interact Pad) sucks becuase the directional pad doesn't recognize all 8 directions when I play fighting games like Streets Fighters and Mortal Kombat. (emulated, or course)
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10-07-01, 07:41 PM
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Dunno if the new ones are better, but the d-pad on the older MS Sidewider model I tried was really really bad.
Tuan Jim
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10-07-01, 11:34 PM
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I use a Playstation controller, with a USB adapter. The quality of PC controlers is second rate at best. The game console controllers are meant to survive and are the most functional, and with rumble pack.
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10-08-01, 04:27 AM
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wow i never knew that there was such a thing. it would be cool to use my dual shock for my emulators. know where i can get one in the US?
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10-08-01, 04:42 AM
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yes, your thread title in itself is an oxymoron
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