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Team Ceddy Bear! ♥
The first one I received was defective as well, but Markman took care of me and I got a working one.
Works phenomenal and I LOVE how easy doing 236 is, looking into purchasing a PS3 one this week. <3
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Works phenomenal and I LOVE how easy doing 236 is, looking into purchasing a PS3 one this week. <3
MarkMan
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^ Hey, sorry it took awhile. We had a few bad ones out the gate. We want to make sure everyone is happy though <3
We've been working hard on some cool accessories for it too, so I hope you guys keep your eyes peeled. Fighting gamers will definitely be pleased as well.
Dr_Tom, if you need help, hit me up.
We've been working hard on some cool accessories for it too, so I hope you guys keep your eyes peeled. Fighting gamers will definitely be pleased as well.
Dr_Tom, if you need help, hit me up.
TagYouRPregnant
Team Ceddy Bear! ♥
That's ok, it was worth the wait in the end!
BTW, If I buy a PS3 one and the Dpads don't work on it as well, just in case, can I use the ones from my 360 one or will that damage it? Just thought I'd ask since I have working pads now.
Heaton
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I'm really on the fence about this. A few questions. First off I've heard the PS3 style d-pad has the same problems as the 360 style d-pad, in that it's easy for it to accidentally hit up and down inputs when you mean to only do left and right inputs. The video review posted above seemed to indicate as much, and I absolutely hate the 360 d-pad because of that - I vastly prefer the PS3 d-pad because the inputs are much less ambiguous and and "clean", for lack of a better term.
I've also been wondering about the analog sticks. What I wanted to do was set it up in the style of a PS1 controller - that is, d-pad in the top left and just leave the analog sticks empty. This was appealing to me because I like the minimalist style of the PS1 pad, but dislike how light it feels - the weights subvert that problem completely. The problem is I don't know how the pad functions without the analog sticks in - does the controller still function properly with the analog sticks removed? And, is there anything I can put in or over the recesses to prevent them from getting dirty or dusty.
This is pretty much my last ditch attempt at using pads, and I've heard both good and bad things on it. With the price tag on it, I want to be absolutely sure that what I'm getting is something I'm going to love to use, that what I am getting is going to work exactly like I need it to - otherwise, I'll just start saving up for the inevitable transition to stick.
I've also been wondering about the analog sticks. What I wanted to do was set it up in the style of a PS1 controller - that is, d-pad in the top left and just leave the analog sticks empty. This was appealing to me because I like the minimalist style of the PS1 pad, but dislike how light it feels - the weights subvert that problem completely. The problem is I don't know how the pad functions without the analog sticks in - does the controller still function properly with the analog sticks removed? And, is there anything I can put in or over the recesses to prevent them from getting dirty or dusty.
This is pretty much my last ditch attempt at using pads, and I've heard both good and bad things on it. With the price tag on it, I want to be absolutely sure that what I'm getting is something I'm going to love to use, that what I am getting is going to work exactly like I need it to - otherwise, I'll just start saving up for the inevitable transition to stick.
