ANy one used the Saturn pads for ps2?

[MaliceValentine]

Wondering if worth the purchase want 2 to play Darkstalkers 3, Guitly Gear x2 etc or should i stick with the Neogeo pad?

[lotekindustries]

Personally the Saturn Model 2 pad is my all time favorite controller.
To answer your question, YES it is amazing! Any chance to use the SSM2 I support.
You wont be disappointed especially for 2D fighters

Hope that is helpful.
P.S. let me know if you can track down some PS2 Saturn pads.

[Citizin]

You wont be disappointed especially for 2D fighters

It really seems like that would be the only thing you would benefit from using a Saturn pad on the PS2.

I'm not sure what the prices are but if they are ridiculously expensive then I'd say no, stick with what you have.

[HeavyMetalMe]

I have always meant to pick up a converter to use a Saturn pad with my Dreamcast. Maybe I should get on that.

[fingersmaloy]

It really seems like that would be the only thing you would benefit from using a Saturn pad on the PS2.

I'm not sure what the prices are but if they are ridiculously expensive then I'd say no, stick with what you have.

I reckon it'd be pretty great for any PS2 shoot-'em-ups. 'Cuz the PS2 controller sure as hell isn't meant for them.

I'd also like to know how much one of those Saturn pads goes for, if anyone finds out.

[eastside]

stick with the Neogeo pad

Mind giving a review on that pad? How does it work for the more complex motions in Street Fighter. Asked by a shoto player....

Thanks.

Saturn pad.

Absolutely worth it.

[MaliceValentine]

Thanks ill stick with the saturn then the prices though seem to be ranging from 15 US for 1 to 50 US for 2 so fairly reasonable, on ebay.com type in Sega Saturn USB Controller also works on the comp to! Apparently

[Citizin]

Thanks ill stick with the saturn then the prices though seem to be ranging from 15 US for 1 to 50 US for 2 so fairly reasonable, on ebay.com type in Sega Saturn USB Controller also works on the comp to! Apparently

The prices don't seem so bad after all but I would still find it hard to use the button schemes for ps2 or most pc emulators. Emulating Genesis would be excellent with it of course but I think I'll stick with my dual action Logitech gamepad.

No analog sticks means that a large number of games in the ps2 library will be limited but if you have lots of 2D fighters or shooters, this is way better than the standard ps2's dpad.