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What do you use to play Touhou /jp/

>> No.8192482

my cock

>> No.8192484
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Keyboard.

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>>8192484

Model?

It'd be nice to hear from some danmaku players that use joysticks/pads

>> No.8192501

My joy-stick.

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>>8192491
SK-8115

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http://benchmarkreviews.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=376&Itemid=65&
limit=1&limitstart=7

>EDITORS NOTE: It cost me less than $8 per unit to buy a 25-pack case of Dell SK-8115 keyboards, making them disposable.

Who stocks up on keyboards?

>> No.8192559

I use my Filco, but I type on it more than I game with it.

>> No.8192571

>>8192558
>Who stocks up on keyboards?
Someone with anger management issues.

>> No.8192586

>>8192559

I keep hearing about Filco on /jp/, what makes them so special?

>> No.8192598

saturn pad

>> No.8192604

>>8192586
N-key rollover and Cherry MX switches.

>> No.8192625
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>>8192598

Are Saturn pads really that good? I never seriously played shmups on consoles in the past before starting with Touhou, so I have nothing to compare them with.

>> No.8192645

>>8192625

Pretty much the best pad for 2D games, arcade sticks are better though.

>> No.8194319

I want to buy some kind of arcade pad like in OP's pic for Touhou.

Any suggestions? How would the SFIV pads fare for danmaku?

>> No.8194325

I use the Dualshock D-Pad.

>> No.8194342

I tried fixing my broken stick earlier today, turns out just twisting and taping the metal together doesn't do anything (or I fucked up). Now I have to fuck around with a soldering iron which I am mildly afraid of.

>> No.8194347

>>8192604
Which switches do you have? I have Blues in full 108 key format. For Christmas I've asked for a tenkeyless brown.

>> No.8194426

Why is the stick on the left side on gamepads? Isn't it much easier for righties to use their right hand to control their character?

>> No.8194465

>>8194426
No. That's stupid.

>> No.8194481

>>8194426
What century are you from?

>> No.8194482

>>8194325
This.

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>> No.8194490

Seimitsu LS-32 and Sanwa OSBF-30. The actual device they're screwed onto varies.

>> No.8194533

>>8194319
They are pretty much identical to the ones used in arcades they are pretty amazing for Fighting games, Touhou, Emulators or any arcade game in general.

>> No.8194551

>>8194533
It should come with a force feedback onahole for the price.

>> No.8197434

Logitech K120

>> No.8197697

http://technabob.com/blog/2009/09/22/joytron-singibigi-wood-arcade-joystick/

Solid and dependable, although the joystick does get a little loose after awhile.

Been using this for about...2 years?

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Xbox 360 controller for PC. You'd be surprised how good it works with wine. In fact I'd say it's pretty suitable for all pc-gaming, except those with a shit-ton of macros [mmorpgs, namely. But those types are just begging for keyboard and mouse. Although controllers can work to an extent on those, you might find yourself with a less number of skill keys.]

>> No.8197790

Saturn pad is the best~
I wish joysticks weren't so pricey.

>> No.8197841

I use two keyboards simutaneously, I keep a paperweight on another so I can shoot constantly and i just use the other to tap in movements

>> No.8197847

>>8197697
>bat top
faggot

>> No.8197852

>>8197841
>I keep a paperweight on another so I can shoot constantly
I hope you're joking.

>> No.8197958

PS3 controller. I'm not noticeably better with it over my keyboard, but I guess it just feels better with a controller and I don't own any other kind.

>> No.8197968

>>8197958
I've never gotten used to the slimness of the dualshock 3 controllers, I guess I just need a bit more meat on mine. But I know Logitech made some pretty nice ps2 controllers back in the day that were chunky enough to feel just right. Of course N64 and Gamecube never had a slim issue.

>> No.8198092

>>8197968
I'm too poor for the dualshock (mine has no vibration), though I agree, the SIXAXIS or whatever they are calling the typical controller now is so light.
I don't necessarily need it to be physically larger but I would like some heft to it.

On another note, I prefer the "fat" PSPs over the newer slimmer models for the same reason.

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