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Atma X Bandit Level: 43  Posts: 162/801 EXP: 553639 For next: 11407 Since: 03-16-04 From: Derrière vous!!! Since last post: 43 days Last activity: 14 days |
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| Something inside the chip actually seems to screw up. I also had another controller for Snes that did the same kinds of things, but worse. Also, after the Gravis controller started screwing up, any computer I tried using it on would detect it only some of the times, and if I had another Gravis controller (one that was still working) in my computer at the same time, the broken one would start to make the still-working one screw up too (just while the broken one was still in, but thankfully it wasn't afterwards too). The reason I bought more than one was because I used to have an older Gravis Gamepad Pro, and after that one broke, I bought a newer desing (they looked the same, exept the older one had a switch on the back that the newer one doesn't have). Also, my brother and I bought them at the same time, that's why we went through so many of them without knowing that they would break (it was a chance we took, and a bad one). |
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