
refuze wrote:This is a Saitek P880. It has 10 buttons, two analog sticks, and a gamepad. It'll work well with Live 2005. Plus it was only $20.![]()
colin826 wrote:2 Logitech Dual action pad's. Purchased for about $20 US each a couple days ago.
PS2 layout so friends don't complain about my 'weird controllers.'
4 face buttons, 4 triggers, 2 analog's with buttons, a d-pad, and two other 'start' style buttons.
JP_Frost wrote:Logitech Wingman Cordless
great controller!
Mine lasted for a while (20-22 months) but then the d-pad lost responsiveness. Also the analogs are very uncomfotable to use for motion since they curve in instead of out. If you know what I mean.
colin826 wrote:Mine lasted for a while (20-22 months) but then the d-pad lost responsiveness. Also the analogs are very uncomfotable to use for motion since they curve in instead of out. If you know what I mean.
Your playcalling thing reminded me of something else. In madden I couldn't hot route a streak or hook (up and down) or change individual assingments and whatnot or anything else that involved pressing up or down.gut wrote:colin826 wrote:Mine lasted for a while (20-22 months) but then the d-pad lost responsiveness. Also the analogs are very uncomfotable to use for motion since they curve in instead of out. If you know what I mean.
oh yes, you remind me that the D-pad is very very NOT sensitive. I have to press so many times for calling a quick play (in NBA Live).
colin826 wrote:2 Logitech Dual action pad's. Purchased for about $20 US each a couple days ago.
PS2 layout so friends don't complain about my 'weird controllers.'
4 face buttons, 4 triggers, 2 analog's with buttons, a d-pad, and two other 'start' style buttons.
JohnnyKnoxville wrote:Firestorm Dual Power (same as the Analog 3, but has FF).
Matt wrote:colin826 wrote:2 Logitech Dual action pad's.
i got the same controller. Had it for 6 months and it works perfect. I love it cos it's exactly like a PS2 controller
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