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Other Recommend Joypad for PC (want to play Street Fighter 4 & Devil May cry 4)

Discussion in 'Hardware' started by mystvearn, 3 Jul 2009.

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Which joypad do you recommend?

  1. Xbox 360 for PC (Microsoft)

    80.0%
  2. Dual action (logitech)

    5.7%
  3. Rumblepad 2 (logitech)

    11.4%
  4. Other (please specify

    11.4%
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  1. mystvearn

    mystvearn any-may

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    Hi,

    I just got a hold of these two games, and there is a problem playing with my Microsoft Natural Ergonomic 4000 keyboard. Just does not seem right. Also, its cheaper to abuse a joypad than this keyboard.

    Which joypad do you recommend? May use it for FIFA as well.

    Can I play with 2 people offline in SF4? I only found one site saying 1-2 players, and the rest does not. So I'm not sure, and because I only have one keyboard, I'm not sure as well.
     
  2. mars-bar-man

    mars-bar-man Side bewb.

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    The 360 pad?
     
  3. Fod

    Fod what is the cheesecake?

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    hah for beatemups the 360 pad is useless. you can use the ps3 pad with a bluetooth dongle and the relevant drivers, though.

    for everything but beat em ups, the 360 pad is pretty much the goto choice though.
     
  4. DragunovHUN

    DragunovHUN Modder

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    +1 on the xbox 360 controller.
     
  5. mystvearn

    mystvearn any-may

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    I heard you cannot configure the buttons on the 360 pad? Correct if I'm wrong.
     
  6. JaredC01

    JaredC01 Hardware Nut

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    If you can't set the 360 controller up in game, there's a program you can download called 'xpadder' that allows you to set keyboard for each of the buttons on the 360's controller. +1 for the 360 (using the Microsoft Wireless Dongle to connect the same wireless controller from your 360 Cheesecake).
     
  7. Zurechial

    Zurechial Elitist

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    My favourite joypad for any purpose is definitely the Dual-Shock for PSX or PS2.

    One of those with a USB adapter is unbeatable for me.
     
  8. mystvearn

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    I have added a poll. Makes it easier for me to see which is popular
     
  9. Fod

    Fod what is the cheesecake?

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    I'd just like to clarify why the 360 pad sucks for only beatemups: the d pad is useless. You can't reliably pull off combos with it because you can never push the exact direction. This was the only multiplatform game I chose to get on the ps3, for this reason.
     
  10. ukgeezer

    ukgeezer What's a Dremel?

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    360 all the way
     
  11. mystvearn

    mystvearn any-may

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    I notice that PC version of the Xbox 360 is more expansive than the xbox 360 controller itself...
     
  12. JaredC01

    JaredC01 Hardware Nut

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    Do you have a 360 already? If you do, just spend the $20 and buy the Microsoft wireless receiver for PC... You can use the same controllers you do on your 360, for your PC.
     
  13. mystvearn

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    No consoles. Only have a pc. So my game choices are limited.
     
  14. knuck

    knuck Hate your face

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    Agreed. It's also incredibly efficient for emulated SNES/NES/etc games. I also had ePSXe set up to run Gran Turismo 2 once and I swear I could not tell the difference between playing it on the Pc or on the PSX itself. The sound, the controller, the graphics, everything was PERFECT. It was quite impressive

    What's great about the 360 controller is that some game recognize it right away you and you don't have to mess around with controls. Trackmania, GTA4, Braid come to mind but there are certainly others
     
  15. JaredC01

    JaredC01 Hardware Nut

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    Grid is another one that immediately recognizes the 360 controller.
     
  16. mystvearn

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    If I get 2 wireless xbox 360 or wireless rumblepad, is there an issue of clashing with each other? One controller can control the other player?
     
  17. goldstar0011

    goldstar0011 Multimodder

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    360 pad all the way, lost count of the amount of times I've played a game on a PC then been able to play it straight away on the 360 console
     
  18. Fod

    Fod what is the cheesecake?

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    I honestly think everyone here is reading the first four words of this thread title.

    The 360's D-pad will SUCK for Street Fighter. Please, please trust me on this. It's awful. It's the only area where a PS3 Dualshock pad is better. I implore you, ignore the poll.
     
  19. mystvearn

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    I have not bought any joystick yet. My tendency is to Ps2 like controller. Hoping to find cheap controllers online. Who knows if I can find for PC which cost like £3. Maybe I can get both. Give my foe the controller which I don't like (and hopefully he does not like it was well):D
     
  20. JaredC01

    JaredC01 Hardware Nut

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    The D-Pad is far from ideal on the 360, I will agree with that, though on games NOT D-Pad depenedent, the 360 is king.

    Also, to answer your earlier question, you can use up to 4 Wireless 360 controllers on a single receiver no problem.
     

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