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| Main - Gaming - Gamepad or keyboard? | New thread | New reply |
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 Buzzy Beetle Level: 44 Posts: 275/375 EXP: 575570 Next: 35715 Since: 02-19-07 From: [citation needed] Last post: 6092 days Last view: 6092 days |
Saitek P880. Best USB gamepad I've ever used, though they really need to do something about the clicky buttons. I stopped using my P220 because the buttons were so noisy. 
I also have a PSX -> USB adapter, though it seems to be a bit laggy compared to the P880, and thus rarely gets used. Too bad. ____________________ [citation needed] |
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 Red Birdo Level: 92 Posts: 237/2112 EXP: 7692954 Next: 63983 Since: 02-19-07 Last post: 4454 days Last view: 3225 days |
Logitech Rumblepad 2 USB. I can also use the keyboard on my lappy for SNES, ^, <, >, v, Space (b), B (a), N (y), M(x), G(l), J(r). I definitely prefer the gamepad, though, and anythign other than SNES I *have* to use teh gamepad. |
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Buzzy Beetle Level: 44 Posts: 187/376 EXP: 577870 Next: 33415 Since: 02-19-07 From: Washington Last post: 5957 days Last view: 5749 days |
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 Dry Bones Level: 55 Posts: 507/627 EXP: 1244345 Next: 69844 Since: 02-19-07 Last post: 5526 days Last view: 5272 days |
I use my GC controller for most of my emulation. For everything I use the traditional WASD keyboard setting and mouse. ____________________ |
| Koitenshin -∞ |
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Happy Hour! Level: 81 Posts: 1355/1556 EXP: 4851587 Next: 141262 Since: 03-25-07 Last post: 2682 days Last view: 2679 days |
N64 Emulation: Adaptoid with Official Black N64 Controller
SNES Emulation: USB Gemini Gamepad Nintendo Emulation: See above GB/GBC/GBA Emulation: See two lines above ____________________ 
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| leileilol |
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 Red Paratroopa Level: 31 Posts: 135/169 EXP: 173971 Next: 11392 Since: 03-02-07 Last post: 6124 days Last view: 5935 days |
cordless rumblepad 2 here. Precision Pad 2s for guest play. |
| TheLesserBlackDope6x |
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 Flurry Level: 37 Posts: 250/260 EXP: 330617 Next: 7636 Since: 04-23-07 From: AIDS Last post: 6154 days Last view: 5935 days |
I only emulate Snes. Larger games, such as Playstation, I just play on my Ps2.
I used to map my keyboard like a Snes controller (and actually hold it like one, too  ).
A-NP6, B-NP3, X-NP5, Y-NP2. Start-Right Arrow Key, Select-Left Arrow Key Up-W, Down-Z, Left-A, Right-S (No L or R... which ruins the playability of the games that require those buttons) I would never go back to that. Now I use a Smart Joy USB Adapter which allows me to plug in my Snes controller. Using it also allows me to map misc. functions to more convenient keys on the keyboard. ____________________  |
| Jin Dogan |
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 Snifit Level: 38 Posts: 107/277 EXP: 364712 Next: 5735 Since: 03-14-07 Last post: 5801 days Last view: 4337 days |
I WANT to get the logitech cordless rumblepad 2 but i'm pretty much stuck with my sidewinder. I use the keyboard for most arcade games and use the sidewinder for like all ps1 games(castlevania chronicles and sotn, mega man x 4 and 5, fftactics, srw alpha, alpha gaiden), and some snes, nes, genesis, and other games. I also MUST use it for rondo of blood. The only problems arise when using the d pad. Especially when pressing down or up. |
| Thexare Blademoon |
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 Cheep-cheep Level: 32 Posts: 142/180 EXP: 191398 Next: 15044 Since: 02-19-07 Last post: 5970 days Last view: 5963 days |
Posted by TheLesserBlackDope6xI had a similar layout, except ABXY was HBTF, with L and R on R and Y respectively. But the B kept screwing me up, so I moved it to G, and it works great. |
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Posted by BMF54123What he said. Except my P880 broke and I had to replace it with a P2500, which is the same but with a rumble motor no programs seem to notice. Though I find myself using the keyboard often anyway because so many emulators fail at gamepad support. FCEUXD can only use buttons, No$GMB can't use them at all, Nemu's pad support (like most every other feature) is retarded, etc. Come on people, this isn't so hard to implement.  |
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Happy Hour! Level: 81 Posts: 1362/1556 EXP: 4851587 Next: 141262 Since: 03-25-07 Last post: 2682 days Last view: 2679 days |
Posted by HyperHackerJoyToKey anyone?Posted by BMF54123What he said. Except my P880 broke and I had to replace it with a P2500, which is the same but with a rumble motor no programs seem to notice. ____________________
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 Red Cheep-cheep Level: 34 Posts: 189/217 EXP: 253354 Next: 297 Since: 02-19-07 From: Beyond Last post: 5643 days Last view: 5643 days |
My Playstation -> USB adaptor was the best $15 I ever spent |
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 Red Paragoomba Level: 19 Posts: 23/54 EXP: 31450 Next: 4327 Since: 02-19-07 Last post: 5934 days Last view: 5934 days |
Currently a Logitech Precision. Usually I like this pad, though it breaks relatively fast to the more expensive models.
Before I had another Logitech Precision (  ), and ahead of that it was a Logitech Dual Action - which was great when I began playing. After two months - not intense - playing, the left analogue stick broke. The d-pad is very unprecise anyway. No way in even attempting good response while playing Tetris Attack or TGM2 Plus.
I popped it open, applied some WD-40 on it; it held maybe some minutes until it was dead again. If they fixed that issue (read about this in several forums), it might have been one of the best pads ever, but if not, I cannot recommend it. |
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