Do you like programmable controllers where you can program button combos into one button which sve you time?
Sure, theey can be handy, but they are sometimes costly.
Sure, theey can be handy, but they are sometimes costly.
What do you think of programable controllers?
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never knew they existed o.0
for what system can you get these controllers?
for what system can you get these controllers?
QUOTE (Demon_Skeith @ December 12, 2009 07:25 pm) never knew they existed o.0
for what system can you get these controllers?
They should be available for all major Game consoles. like the Gamecube, PS2, PC, etc. But, They are usually made by 3rd-party controller companies like Madcatz, Logitech, nyko, intec, etc.
http://www3.shopping.com/xPO-Mad-Catz-Controller-Microcon
http://www.priceminister.co.uk/offer/buy/3...y-xbox-360.html
http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?...&ci_sku=3504720
I see them a lot at electronics stores.
for what system can you get these controllers?
They should be available for all major Game consoles. like the Gamecube, PS2, PC, etc. But, They are usually made by 3rd-party controller companies like Madcatz, Logitech, nyko, intec, etc.
http://www3.shopping.com/xPO-Mad-Catz-Controller-Microcon
http://www.priceminister.co.uk/offer/buy/3...y-xbox-360.html
http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?...&ci_sku=3504720
I see them a lot at electronics stores.
QUOTE (Zezima @ December 18, 2009 02:52 pm) They're good once the settings are adjusted, but actually setting them up is the hassle that deters me.
Same, but you save time when doing repetitive tasks like leveling up which can take hours or days depending on the game since you no longer have to do as many button combos on your controllers.
Same, but you save time when doing repetitive tasks like leveling up which can take hours or days depending on the game since you no longer have to do as many button combos on your controllers.