That "Z" button or whatever makes a spring noise every time I press it. I don't like that part about the controller. I bought it new. It works though.
That "Z" button or whatever makes a spring noise every time I press it. I don't like that part about the controller. I bought it new. It works though.
That's the one right above the right shoulder trigger. Doesn't make any noise like that on mine, just a subdued click/mash noise (rather like a SNES face button, actually).Originally Posted by The Manimal
I'm big-handed, and I love the GameCube controller. I like the fact that the C-stick isn't just another analog joystick. I don't find the d-pad hard to use. And I really like the layout of the face buttons.
I agree about the Z button, which is nearly impossible to use at all.
But that's made up with the fact that the two-button approach of the triggers, in my opinion is awesome.
And whoever said that the controls on Metal Gear Solid Twin Snakes sucked, I don't get it. Personally, I thought that other than the use of the Z button those were just about as good as it gets for a third person game.
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Agreed even though, nintendo wanted to try some different i think it failed. Some times i perfer to use my, PS1 controller with a adapter on my GC.Originally Posted by ProgrammingAce
Mybe what he meant was the clicky poppy effect.Originally Posted by Ed Oscuro
The Manimal, Hey was that what you meant?
While i feel no ill towards the actual system I admit i'm not a big fan of the controller.
Lemme see...i have long fingers so the controller doesnt feel right in my hand.
Z-button. Why put a single button *there* of all places?
On the plus side,at least its not the N64 controller.
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Amen to that brotherOriginally Posted by Push Upstairs
Ill be prefectly content if I NEVER have to touch another horrid N64 controller again
Originally Posted by sabre2922
I don't mind it, but for some reason after moderate to long periods of play my right hand starts to cramp up.
And I hate the C stick for baseball games, for me it's too hard to accurately throw to the correct base. But that problem is easily fixed, I don't buy baseball games for the GC.
Originally Posted by slip81
Over at Mariokart64.com messageboard many players open up their controller and take out the clicky thing from the right hand shoulder button so they can do mt's and ssmt's without cramping problems. The end result is the shoulder button feels like the n64 should button, click without straining.
Its a good controller, very versitle, yet the layout makes things simpler.
The D pad is good for what its mainly used for, items chenging weapons but for the love of god it makes pulling off anymove in Capcom VS Snk 2 EO IMPOSSIBLE. Dont even bother. Just get a ps2 addapter or better yet the DC PS2 Xbox versions.
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Well, I think the GameCube controller is the BEST GAME CONSOLE one EVER MADE.
Maybe it's just me.
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i LOVE the cube controller. high-quality piece of gaming hardware and it sits just perfectly in your hands.
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it works best when HELD UPSIDE DOWN during use :P
everyone should know I love gamecube
I apologize. But don't think I destroyed the original context of your message. It's clear what you meant - you love Puyo but not the GC controller.Originally Posted by roushimsx
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Don't understand your complaint? You rarely use the start - why's it matter where it's placed? But you're 100% correct about the Z button! If they had made the R button flat it's be a heck of a lot easier to reach the Z. Like the controller but hate the Z.Originally Posted by roushimsx
And D-pads - doesn't matter what system - I hate 'em. I prefer an Atari joystick or Pac-man joystick for better control!
I liked the N64 controller better than the Cube controller. A stick and trigger for your left hand & 5 buttons for your right. Awesome.
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I love the GameCube controller fells really comfy in my hands. I don't like the Xbox controller though, too big for my hands.
The only thing I hate about the Gamecube controller is the pretty much worthless D-Pad. It's far too small and has a poor location.
I like everything else about the controller.
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The GameCube controller is WAY better than any controller that's ever existed. Everything about it is perfect, with the exception of the D-Pad - a slight size increase would have been nice.
The PS1/PS2 controller, on the other hand, is a different story. That is quite possibly the shittiest controller ever designed.
I love the GCN controller. Maybe it's because I have small hands, but it's the first controller since the Genesis that has been very comfy to me.