I received a 3D controller in the mail today and this is my first time actually holding one in person. Anyways, is the analog control supposed to be kinda stiff? I mean its not smooth as say a Dreamcast analog stick or any modern analog stick. It just feels strange, I wish I could describe it better but is it supposed to be like that?
The controller itself is in excellent condition, it actually looks brand new. I wish I had some experience with these controllers so I know what is typical. I'll have to test it out later tonight with Nights and Christmas Nights and see how it works.
Question about the Saturn 3D controller
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FerretGamer
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Question about the Saturn 3D controller
Exhuminator wrote:Sega gonna Sega.
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AppleQueso
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The stick is kinda funky feeling, but it works. It doesn't really feel anything like a modern controller.
Night's gives me thumb blisters if I try to play it on a normal pad, but it feels nice on the 3D controller.
A quick word of warning, Panzer Dragoon Zwei is kinda glitchy with the 3D pad, the R button for some reason causes the berzerk fire to go off when you're just trying to move the camera, and it usually happens during inopportune moments. I want to get a mission stick for that game someday.
Night's gives me thumb blisters if I try to play it on a normal pad, but it feels nice on the 3D controller.
A quick word of warning, Panzer Dragoon Zwei is kinda glitchy with the 3D pad, the R button for some reason causes the berzerk fire to go off when you're just trying to move the camera, and it usually happens during inopportune moments. I want to get a mission stick for that game someday.
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Re: Question about the Saturn 3D controller
Awesome, thank you for the help. It definitely feels strange but it's a really comfortable controller to hold.AppleQueso wrote:The stick is kinda funky feeling, but it works. It doesn't really feel anything like a modern controller.
Night's gives me thumb blisters if I try to play it on a normal pad, but it feels nice on the 3D controller.
A quick word of warning, Panzer Dragoon Zwei is kinda glitchy with the 3D pad, the R button for some reason causes the berzerk fire to go off when you're just trying to move the camera, and it usually happens during inopportune moments. I want to get a mission stick for that game someday.
Mission stick is on my list of wants but I need to get a pair of stunners before I do that. I'm also slowly getting more controllers (got 5 now) for some 10 player Bomberman action.
Exhuminator wrote:Sega gonna Sega.
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A couple of my analog pads have gone off-center just a hair from the pad getting a little loose. Any way to tighten these up?
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Quite! I often use it more than the standard Saturn Controller. The controllers build quality feels excellent to me. The D pad feels identical to the standard Controller, and dare I say the face buttons feel slightly better also.It definitely feels strange but it's a really comfortable controller to hold.
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Re: Question about the Saturn 3D controller
The 3D Saturn controller is one of my favorites when it comes to comfort. Absolutely love that pad. Yeah the analog nub-ball-thingy is a bit odd, but once you get used to it, it works great.
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Re: Question about the Saturn 3D controller
You should direct your questions to busomjack. He is kind of an expert on the Staurn 3d controller.