some times dreamcast Controler ports wear out really fast ? Is it because of those damned arcade sticks (most of time time i hear its from people that use them) and Jump packs ?
Most of the people who've had bad controller ports also use third party controllers. Not surprisingly, I've never had a problem with my Sega brand contollers.
Yeah, I bought a 3rd party controller and it burned my DC out (Not to mention ALL my controllers and VMU's). Had to get it fixed 0.o . Took me out about $75 to get me back where I was.
(Edited by Miles McCloud at 2:29 pm on Mar. 19, 2002)
I never buy 3rd party controls unless I absolutly hate the official controls of a system (Xbox). One of my friends got a mad catz controler for his DC once, and after about a week the thing barly ever worked. About a month later the DC just stopped working, and hasn't sience.
Fabrizo........This is off subject but, you can now order the Japan issued controller for the xbox. It is much smaller than the one issued in the US and Europe. Something to do with the Japanese having smaller hands.
Could be. Or maybe the Japanese just don't like huge-ass ugly controllers with bad button layout and 25% of the space dedicated to a superfluous XBox logo blob...
back to the subject, you should always get the offical controller for the DC. it doesnt break, it doesnt ware out the port, and everything works
as i always say, you should always get everything offical. cuz if something breaks and you try to take it back and you have somehting 3rd party, when you try to take it back they will say it was the fault of the 3rd party thing.
Many people buy 3rd Party controllers to be able to play fighting games without having to trash the analog buttons.Many people buy those ASCII fighting pads,they kinda look cool too,plus you can play 2D fighters way better than playing with the original Dreamcast pad.
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