i dunno why, i have much more fun and easier controlling it then dual analouge. LIke i can move around a lot faster and choose where i wanna go faster. like goldeneye for example
[QUOTE="Spartan070"]I played Perfect Dark 64 with Dual Analog.......Dual Controllers!!!:D:D:DHappySunnGuy
wha? Perfect Dark 64 was the only 64 game to offer Dual Controllers in SP. A controller in each hand, a Z-trigger in each hand and you hit the A and B buttons on the controller in your right hand, AWESOME:D:D:D
[QUOTE="HappySunnGuy"][QUOTE="Spartan070"]I played Perfect Dark 64 with Dual Analog.......Dual Controllers!!!:D:D:DSpartan070
wha? Perfect Dark 64 was the only 64 game to offer Dual Controllers in SP. A controller in each hand, a Z-trigger in each hand and you hit the A and B buttons on the controller in your right hand, AWESOME:D:D:D
Even during the PSX and N64 era, I was a total sheep and I still thought the N64 controller was utter crap.
Spartan070
Blasphemy...
Any controller that forces you to change the postions on your hand for certain games is to me garbage. I still thought N64 was better than PS1 at the time but the controller? No way.
The N64 controller actually injured me. Playing the first Mario Party game where you you have to rotate the joystick for certain mini-games, the thumb is just not fast enough so I used the palm of my hand to rotate the joystick at max speed and ended up having my skin rip off and twist around the joystick. Quite painful.
[QUOTE="Spartan070"][QUOTE="HappySunnGuy"][QUOTE="Spartan070"]I played Perfect Dark 64 with Dual Analog.......Dual Controllers!!!:D:D:DHappySunnGuy
wha? Perfect Dark 64 was the only 64 game to offer Dual Controllers in SP. A controller in each hand, a Z-trigger in each hand and you hit the A and B buttons on the controller in your right hand, AWESOME:D:D:D
i never knew you could do that... thats SICK. And it was FAR more precise than the C-buttons.:D
The N64 controller actually injured me. Playing the first Mario Party game where you you have to rotate the joystick for certain mini-games, the thumb is just not fast enough so I used the palm of my hand to rotate the joystick at max speed and ended up having my skin rip off and twist around the joystick. Quite painful.jack244
The N64 controller actually injured me. Playing the first Mario Party game where you you have to rotate the joystick for certain mini-games, the thumb is just not fast enough so I used the palm of my hand to rotate the joystick at max speed and ended up having my skin rip off and twist around the joystick. Quite painful.jack244
Well yeah, they should've added some padding to the analog stick.
[QUOTE="jack244"]The N64 controller actually injured me. Playing the first Mario Party game where you you have to rotate the joystick for certain mini-games, the thumb is just not fast enough so I used the palm of my hand to rotate the joystick at max speed and ended up having my skin rip off and twist around the joystick. Quite painful.HappySunnGuy
*GASP!* :O that's how i played those games too, but it never ripped my skin!
The N64 controller actually injured me. Playing the first Mario Party game where you you have to rotate the joystick for certain mini-games, the thumb is just not fast enough so I used the palm of my hand to rotate the joystick at max speed and ended up having my skin rip off and twist around the joystick. Quite painful.jack244
Same here haha the 2nd game i think they got rid of those kind of games
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