/vr/ - Retro Games

>>8964742
OP pic has a lot of inexpensive alternatives. Like Buffalo Super Famicom controller or Hyperkin 6-button Genesis controller. I have seen a lot of "Doubleshocks" which look pretty close to PS4 controllers, but I just haven't been able to find the cheap alternatives that are very similar in look for Xbox One controller that OP has.

>>8965954
In Castlevania HD, when I was playing it, I realize the Series X controller does place the buttons even closer to the right stick. Since to dual Valmanway+1, I slide my thumb across the X/Y buttons, and I realize I bump up against the right stick a lot which makes my average sized hands feel really fat. It was not an issue I encountered back with 360 controllers, and it does not feel like it would be an issue with Xbox One controllers. They have varied the design, but not much was ever mentioned of these changes.

>>8967804
I liked the transforming D-pad controllers, but they all break from slight overusage. The D-pad on those would snap off at the stem. I kind of want to only gingerly use those now.

>>8680893
I wish that were the case. All this inflation and world related economic issues has put a real strain on my finances/budget.

>>8680953
I have a PS2 version of DOA2:Hardcore which took a bit for me to realize that it did utilize the pressure sensitivity to adjust attacks.

>>8681163
I have that USB dongle for Xbone controllers, but it is for Windows 10 which I do not have. I am hoping someone finds a GNU/Linux workaround.

>>8395812
The supply chain issues and chip shortage has ruined my Black Friday/Cyber Monday plans, as I wanted the Brook Super Converter. It should allow for some decent wireless controllers that you are looking for: https://youtu.be/h3sGa-SmXdI

>>8355943
Yeah, I find it very difficult to find genuine DS3 and DS4s now. They have become a rare sight for me. I'm still unhappy I was unable to afford the Goku orange and gunmetal grey ones.