Admit it

[Anonymous No.7295223]

Inter act made some pretty awesome third party controllers

[Anonymous No.7295329]

>>7295223

I know right, I got the Genesis/Snes/Saturn ones myself. not sure what others are out there of this model.

[Anonymous No.7295490]

>>7295223
Nah. If you're not a 12yo in the mid 90's or earlier and you're impressed by lots of auto fire switches and buttons you probably have brain damage. Also the build quality is pretty bad. Not modern chinkshit tier but still pretty bad, especially the electronics.

[Anonymous No.7295496]

>>7295490

Autofire can take your skills to the next level anon. Street fighter it's a beast, wall of jabs, E honda slaps, or chun li kickaroonis real easy like

[Anonymous No.7295501]

>>7295223

These are the best pads simply because of the form factor, they're the most comfortable pads ever imo.

[Anonymous No.7295723]

>>7295496
Making certain things easier for low skill casuals isn't taking "your skills to the next level" anon. It's making certain things easier for low skill casuals. Nothing more.

[Anonymous No.7295957]

for me it was Quickshot

[Anonymous No.7296308]

>>7295957
Where are the turbo switches?

[Anonymous No.7296360]

>>7295723
Seethe faggot.

[Anonymous No.7296442]

>>7295223
I had two of those. They sucked balls.

[Anonymous No.7296564]

>that first time you actually manage to program a move in a fighting game
Felt good lads

[Anonymous No.7296685]

>>7295490
For me its not the auto fire that made them work for me. Rather its the button placement and rounded edges.. Lets not forget they worked their way up to making ps2, og xbox, and gc controllers too. Got an xbox controller decently bt i have yet to see how comfortable it all is.

[Anonymous No.7296692]

>>7295723
What's skillful about mashing a button?

[Anonymous No.7296717]

>>7296442

I have two saturn versions, four for snes, and about 20 genesis versions.
They kick ass.

[Anonymous No.7296725]

>>7295223
OEM or go home

[Anonymous No.7296884]

>>7296692
Why can't you do it without help?

[Anonymous No.7296907]

>>7295223
Well I have one for saturn/ps1 and its pretty decent truth to be told

[Anonymous No.7296950]

>>7296725
>OEM or go home

[Anonymous No.7297057]

>>7296360
Project harder faggot.

>>7296685
Fair enough. Nothing wrong with an opinion based on personal preference instead of lack of skill.

>>7296692
>What's skillful about pressing a button?
That's literally how we used to play games before the iphone

[Anonymous No.7297064]

>>7296950
They were right. Go back to your MadCatz faggot. How's that D-pad working for ya?

[Anonymous No.7297571]

>>7295223
I liked pic related a lot more than the any of the three SEGA controllers that you could use on the Saturn. One of my favorite controllers of all time actually.

[Anonymous No.7297598]

>>7296360
yes you are

[Anonymous No.7298167]

It really is a thing of beauty, I'd totally buy a wireless PC version of it.

[Anonymous No.7300464]

>>7295496
You suck lol

[Anonymous No.7300821]

>>7300464

Autofire saved me from chucking Paprium out of the window.

[Anonymous No.7301057]

>>7295223
It was either the one they made, the Capcom one, or the Gravis Gamepad back then. Of those 3, I still prefer the Capcom one, and I have not tried the Gravis Gamepad. The Interact pad is a bit big for average sized hands and still not that good at giving a console experience on DOS.