PS2 Street Fighter controllers?
10-01-04 | 02:04 AM
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Got the Akuma one a few weeks ago at BB. Thumbs up from me!
This is the quietest controller I've ever used, meaning the d-pad and buttons don't make clicking sounds.
Some people might want a looser d-pad and buttons with more travel in them. As for me, it worked out great once I got use to it.
You can see that the start and select buttons are right next to each other. I've reset my 3rd strike game a few times by accidently pressing them together.
I forget I'm even holding a controller cause it's so intuitive for me to use now. Other fighting controllers I'm always fumbling for a button.
I want to get the Chun Li one now. I'm going to have to pass on Ken and Ryu cause I can't justify four of these:-)
This is the quietest controller I've ever used, meaning the d-pad and buttons don't make clicking sounds.
Some people might want a looser d-pad and buttons with more travel in them. As for me, it worked out great once I got use to it.
You can see that the start and select buttons are right next to each other. I've reset my 3rd strike game a few times by accidently pressing them together.
I forget I'm even holding a controller cause it's so intuitive for me to use now. Other fighting controllers I'm always fumbling for a button.
I want to get the Chun Li one now. I'm going to have to pass on Ken and Ryu cause I can't justify four of these:-)
10-01-04 | 11:30 AM
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I have a two of them. I think I will get all four.... I just like the way they look. Are they limited editions or anything like that? Should I go get them now, before they end up on EBay for 100.00 each?
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10-01-04 | 02:38 PM
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Sweet 6-button controllers for SF. Hate the 4-face button thing that is so popular now. A step backwards IMO from the Saturn and other 6-button controllers.
I'm waiting for the Xbox version of SF Anniversary. I don't even own an Xbox, but I think I will be getting one come January. I don't have anyone to play fighting games with anymore. I'm willing to pay for a Live subscription just to play online Guilty Gear (not that I've played it much), SF, etc.
I'll see if I can get an xbox version of these, then.
Otherwise the whole Xbox online gaming doesn't fly for me. I have a PC to play FPSs on. But fighting games online, that is appealing.
I'm waiting for the Xbox version of SF Anniversary. I don't even own an Xbox, but I think I will be getting one come January. I don't have anyone to play fighting games with anymore. I'm willing to pay for a Live subscription just to play online Guilty Gear (not that I've played it much), SF, etc.
I'll see if I can get an xbox version of these, then.
Otherwise the whole Xbox online gaming doesn't fly for me. I have a PC to play FPSs on. But fighting games online, that is appealing.
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10-02-04 | 03:51 AM
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I read that these WON'T be coming out for Xbox. So, are there any recommended PS2->Xbox controller adapters that would work well with these? I've seen some advertised as not working with digital only (no analog) pads.
