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| Junior Member | Good gamepad? http://www.futureshop.ca/catalog/pro...14262#MoreInfo Looks, like a good deal. Should work with FFXI, right? If anyone has one of these, can you tell me how long the cord is. ![]() Edit: Sry, maybe I should have put this in tweaking forum? o.O |
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Somewhere around 6 feet. Mine lasted about 6 months till it died but (unfortunally) its about the only good pc gamepad at the moment. (yes I still had the broken one on my desk, sometime ill try and fix it) |
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| J...atatouille Super Moderator Wings of Honor | Re: Good gamepad?
I have 2 of these, the cheaper one without rumble. now sure how long the cord is... about as long as the ps2 controller cords
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| Junior Member | Re: Good gamepad?
Aww geez, the sale ends tonight! Sucks I missed it, the price is going to be 40 bucks again probably. ![]() Thrasher, what kind of gamepad did you buy afterwards? Or just used keyboard. |
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Well they did (finally) fix the D-Pad on the one w/o rumble, but buying online I would buy the rumble version plus that is a good price. (well was a good price)
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Im trying the a Saitek pad and unfortunately its already havening problems so ill end up with another Logitech dual action. But get the Dual Action with the D-Pad that looks like the one on the Rumble Pad, the old version is like a torture device you press up it goes left 50% of the time and you press left it goes up the other 50% when useing the D-Pad the sticks are fine tho. I gotta stop editing this. |
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I just bought an adapter from Radio Shack for $10 and use my PS2 controller. Best controller there is ^^
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| Re: Good gamepad? http://www.play-asia.com/paOS-13-71-...en-70-k5n.html I think this is what you are looking for just checkaround the major videogame sellers or jp import sites. |
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LoL ok I should of checked those but you get the idea. http://www.play-asia.com/paOS-14-71-6m-49-en.html Found a ps2 to usb adpter for sale at http://www.consolesource.com http://www.consolesource.com/ecomm/c...&cat=11&page=5 Last edited by Thrasher; 09-14-2006 at 11:44 PM. |
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| Junior Member | Re: Good gamepad?
Your local radio shack should carry them. if not, search for PSX to USB adapter on radioshack.com
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Upon advice from these boards, I checked out my local Radio Shack for a DualShock-to-USB adapter. The salesman told me that they no longer carried them, but suggested a Nyko Airflow controller. It was on clearance, and cost me less than the adapter would have. So far, it's worked out pretty well. I've only had it for a short time, so I can't comment on its durability. The whole fan-inside-the-controller gimmick doesn't appeal to me all that much, so I don't even bother using it. It doesn't have a rumble feature as a result, but I find that I'm not missing it.
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The Nykio Airflow were the first two controllers I every had. Really great controller, I liked the air feature. Each one lasted me about 6 months till they stopped working. Next went to walmart and bought a cheaper $19.99 one. It sadly only lasted me about 3 months, then went back to walmart and got a logitech $29.99 controller. Lasted about 6 months and went out on me. Now I'm using ps2 works great, even rumble works. Damn I've bene through alot of controller to play FF
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| Junior Member | Re: Good gamepad?
Oh hey, I have a wireless PS2 controller (Hip Gear or something) . I'm wondering if theres a way to connect it to the PC without any addon's. Maybe through my router or something?
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