/vr/ - Retro Games

[Anonymous No.9177923]

can anyone recommend controllers with a layout like the dualshock 2/3/4/etc with trigger buttons in the bottom/handles so you can actually use the shoulder buttons and trigger buttons at the same time? i'd love to have that for playing armored core games in emulator

[Anonymous No.9177946]

8bitdo pro 2

[Anonymous No.9177981]

>>9177923
just get a logitech f310

[Anonymous No.9177998]

>>9177981
retard alert

[Anonymous No.9178035]

>>9177981
Might as well get a F710 at that point.

Its quality is kinda meh, BUT it has a DS layout and a convenient Dinput/Xinput switch.

[Anonymous No.9178175]

>>9177923
Just use both your index and middle fingers if you're ever in a situation where you need to press both?? I don't think I've ever been in a situation where I've needed to press L1+L2 or R1+R2

[Anonymous No.9178273]

>>9178175
you've never played armored core

[Anonymous No.9178685]

>>9177923
Are you missing fingers or are you just retarded?

[Anonymous No.9178719]

>>9178273
Well then just use both fingers

[Anonymous No.9178738]

>>9177923
You might like one of these if you have a DualShock 4. I have one and I like it a lot. The back button attachment doesn't add extra inputs, but you can map them to any other button on the controller. It's really easy to use, too; you just use the little screen on it to map the extra buttons.

[Anonymous No.9178810]

>>9178175
>Just use both your index and middle fingers
This. It's how I played MGS2 and 3.

[Anonymous No.9178880]

>>9178738
This. It's pretty good. Not the most comfortable but not that bad if you get used to it. And this is the cheapest solution if you have DS4.

[Anonymous No.9178909]

>>9177923
There was this Pelican wireless controller. It placed the L2/R2 buttons lower so you could comfortably hit them. But it's wireless and for tiny baby hands.

[Anonymous No.9178917]

If you have money to burn go see what sort of options Scuf offer.

[Anonymous No.9178952]

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