I was expecting a lot more when I followed that link. Like why just a plain design? No cool pokemon decals or color patterns.bmoc wrote:There is an official Pokken controller btw.
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It's supposed to be identical to the arcade cabinet's controllers.strangenova wrote:I was expecting a lot more when I followed that link. Like why just a plain design? No cool pokemon decals or color patterns.bmoc wrote:There is an official Pokken controller btw.
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I don't understand why the controller for a fully 3D fighting game wouldn't have a stick instead of a d-pad myself.
Like, it literally has full 3d movement from what I can make out. Why a d-pad?
Like, it literally has full 3d movement from what I can make out. Why a d-pad?
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I don't even understand the point of that pad. The Pro Controller is already perfect for fighting games.
I guess it's because it's wired and some pretentious, hardcore tournament players believe wired controllers are vastly superior, due to, like, 0.00000000000001 milliseconds less button delay?
I guess it's because it's wired and some pretentious, hardcore tournament players believe wired controllers are vastly superior, due to, like, 0.00000000000001 milliseconds less button delay?
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Not so much that but the logistics of having so many wireless controllers in a small area. There can be interference problems. Then there is the issue of people forgetting to disconnect their controllers between matches. It is a real nightmare for tournament organizers.Reprise wrote:I don't even understand the point of that pad. The Pro Controller is already perfect for fighting games.
I guess it's because it's wired and some pretentious, hardcore tournament players believe wired controllers are vastly superior, due to, like, 0.00000000000001 milliseconds less button delay?
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It's not pretentious at all. I'm no tournament fighter, but if I were, I'd want every advantage I could get, and the chance of failure with wireless vs. wired in a tournament environment isn't one that I'm willing to take.
I see differing information on lag time, but my guess is that, if you're in a noisy environment, you're going to potentially see lag that you wouldn't see with a wired connection.
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I see differing information on lag time, but my guess is that, if you're in a noisy environment, you're going to potentially see lag that you wouldn't see with a wired connection.
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I preordered one of those controllers just because it looks cool and I figured it'd be nice to have one around just in case anyone playing with me insisted on one. That and I'll never know if I like that control scheme or not until I try it.
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I have the game preordered and am planning on practing it quite a bit. I've only gotten 'serious' with a couple fighters before and this one looks quirky but polished. May get the special controller. By the way, as far as dpad. I haven't watched many videos, but maybe the movement is still just 8 way? Yes they are fighting in 3d, but is their 3d movement 'gated' to 8 directions like in Mario 3D world? If so the dpad is better because it's faster to change directions with.
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I've got Pokken Tournament and the controller pre-ordered. I'm really looking forward to this one. I haven't played a Tekken game in ages but this game seems like it'll be fun.
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I, as a rule, never get "serious" about any game, but this is probably the one fighting game I can see myself playing enough to get good.
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