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Gamepad with two analog sticks

Postby 8-Hype on Sat Mar 26, 2005 3:02 am

Is it possible to do a play call such as Pick And Roll, Basket Cut, etc. when using a gamepad? Or is this damn game all about having a pad with two analog sticks?

Is it only possible to call plays and, in the slam dunk contest, to toss the ball into the air with a gamepad that doesn't have two analog sticks? If not, this game is really lame...
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Postby soloredd on Sat Mar 26, 2005 7:26 am

Dude, a good controller with 2 analog sticks on it is about $20. If you game alot, and use your controller alot, why not just invest in a good peice of equipment?

I recommend, from personal use, the NYKO AIRFLO EX controller. It has 13 buttons, 2 sticks, and internal fans to keep your hands cool. Great grip on it as well. When I bought it last November it was $24 at BestBuy.

But, yeah, NBA Live has pretty much required a PS2-type controller for a few versions now. I use to have a Gravis GamePad Pro that I played Live 2000 with, and it was a nightmare.
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Postby moby323 on Sat Mar 26, 2005 12:05 pm

I use a Logitech Dual action gamepad, 20$ at Best Buy. I've been using it for 2 years and its great.
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Postby Chris. on Sat Apr 09, 2005 5:55 am

i use a playstation 2 adaptor I think that is the best controller there can be
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