Could you feel the punches?
Most novel and sophisticated controllers ever
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@Shifty Yes, but of course if your punches and the enemies punches both make a sound it doesn't differentiate so you feel both, same for gunshots even if they miss
Note if you use a transducer like a Buttkicker (which is essentially what my things are) with a modern racing sim they dont use audio they will get their data directly from the telemetry so you dont have that problem
Note if you use a transducer like a Buttkicker (which is essentially what my things are) with a modern racing sim they dont use audio they will get their data directly from the telemetry so you dont have that problem
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i remember the sidewinder, my brother had bought it and we played midtown madness.
and who remembers this one
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and who remembers this one
Sega Activator (Accessory) - Giant Bomb
The first full-body, motion-sensing controller, released in 1993, for the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive console and the Dragon Ball Z VRVS arcade game. It was an octagonal ring of sensors that control on-screen movement when a player stands in the center and strikes over specific sections.
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I still have fond memories of playing Wipeout XL with the NeGCon. It was really great. I believe Wipeout 3 dropped support in favor of the (new) analog sticks, and it just wasn't as good. Mine seemed quite durable, never had a problem with it. I still have it somewhere...I've updated the thread to expand the scope as the original premise wasn't going to go anywhere and the thread has naturally turned into a retrospective on controllers (@Dictator seems a good DF article/episode or three here!)
Also, the NeGCon.
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NeGcon - Wikipedia
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I wonder what the durability on that thing was like?
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I think I saw one of these on display in a Circuit City.
I think you misspelt “Japanese hentai fans” xD
It's library has more games the aforementioned demographic would be interested in.
not very novel but good looking, it became famous for the wrong reasons, although it's a controller that won some awards.
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