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10th-February-2022, 21:49
Grouch

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Originally Posted by LeftyGuitar

Didn't the PS2 have a re-calibrate system with their controllers? If controllers are going to have analog sticks, then they should have a re-calibrate system. Remember the SNES controller? No touch-pad, no rumble and no motion controls.

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Originally Posted by Wyrm

Every joystick module is digitally calibrated at the factory when they are installed. They have to be because they will inherently drift no matter what, which is also the reason that dead zones exist.

So yeah, it would definitely been useful. But Nintendo also wouldnt make as much money selling joycons :wacko:

Not sure. I dont remember there being one, but I dont think I ever had a PS2 controller drift.

unless it's a hidden option/feature it doesn't. I never had a DS 2 but I've had a few 3rd controllers develop drift in the left stick.
10th-February-2022, 22:00
Wyrm

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Originally Posted by Grouch

unless it's a hidden option/feature it doesn't. I never had a DS 2 but I've had a few 3rd controllers develop drift in the left stick.

Apparently the DS3 has a calibrate feature.

Even so, if the pot of the module gets buggered calibrating wont help.
10th-February-2022, 22:22
LeftyGuitar

I have a DS4, and a SixAxis and I think a DS3 and a DS2. I never had DS1, just the original PSX controllers that had no analog sticks. I remember when Ape Escape came out, you needed a DS1 to play the game. The DS2 does work on the PS1.

EDIT: I've updated my steam list/trades.
11th-February-2022, 02:44
Slacker Magician

Quote:

Originally Posted by Wyrm

Every joystick module is digitally calibrated at the factory when they are installed. They have to be because they will inherently drift no matter what, which is also the reason that dead zones exist.

So yeah, it would definitely been useful. But Nintendo also wouldnt make as much money selling joycons :wacko:

Not sure. I dont remember there being one, but I dont think I ever had a PS2 controller drift.

Good pots also exist :wacko:. Having to spend a few extra pennies falls under not making as much money though :revwacko:.
11th-February-2022, 10:41
Wyrm

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Originally Posted by Slacker Magician

Good pots also exist :wacko:. Having to spend a few extra pennies falls under not making as much money though :revwacko:.

Oh absolutely. The Dreamcast had some of the best joystick modules ever made imo.

Its a shame Sega gave up on hardware.
11th-February-2022, 14:36
Slacker Magician

It's one of my favorite controllers :nod:. Yesterday I started playing through Skies of Arcadia again.
11th-February-2022, 14:46
Wyrm

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Originally Posted by Slacker Magician

It's one of my favorite controllers :nod:. Yesterday I started playing through Skies of Arcadia again.

ah man I miss having my dreamcast

so many burnt CD-Rs :wacko:
11th-February-2022, 14:47
Grouch

Quote:

Originally Posted by Wyrm

Oh absolutely. The Dreamcast had some of the best joystick modules ever made imo.

Its a shame Sega gave up on hardware.

it really is.
11th-February-2022, 17:16
Moana

Quote:

Originally Posted by LeftyGuitar

Didn't the PS2 have a re-calibrate system with their controllers? If controllers are going to have analog sticks, then they should have a re-calibrate system. Remember the SNES controller? No touch-pad, no rumble and no motion controls.

You're totally right. Apart from analog sticks, which were not a problem as long as I remember, I always had issues with the R2-L2 Dualshock buttons. Especially with the Dualshock 2.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Wyrm

Every joystick module is digitally calibrated at the factory when they are installed. They have to be because they will inherently drift no matter what, which is also the reason that dead zones exist.

So yeah, it would definitely been useful. But Nintendo also wouldnt make as much money selling joycons :wacko:

Not sure. I dont remember there being one, but I dont think I ever had a PS2 controller drift.

Oh, okay. Good to know. Thanks. :)
11th-February-2022, 21:23
LeftyGuitar

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Originally Posted by Moana

You're totally right. Apart from analog sticks, which were not a problem as long as I remember, I always had issues with the R2-L2 Dualshock buttons. Especially with the Dualshock 2.

Oh, okay. Good to know. Thanks. :)

I don't remember having much problems with the Dualshock 2 or with the R2/L2 buttons. The analog sticks on the Dualshock 2 worked fine mostly. I remember it didn't seem like until the Ps3/Xbox 360 era when racing/driving games started using the R2/L2 RTrigger/LTrigger for gas and break. Before it was usually X for gas and Square for break.
12th-February-2022, 10:29
Zaladane

Nothing can beat the analog stick on the N64 controller.

I can't type that keeping a straight face :P
12th-February-2022, 14:46
Moana

Quote:

Originally Posted by LeftyGuitar

I don't remember having much problems with the Dualshock 2 or with the R2/L2 buttons. The analog sticks on the Dualshock 2 worked fine mostly. I remember it didn't seem like until the Ps3/Xbox 360 era when racing/driving games started using the R2/L2 RTrigger/LTrigger for gas and break. Before it was usually X for gas and Square for break.

That's cool. :)

In my case, the R2/L2 buttons would get stuck inside the controller and it was impossible to press them properly. There was something wrong with the rubber stuff which worked as a spring. Don't know the specific wording, I'm terribly sorry. :(

Luckily, very few games made an extensive use of those buttons.
12th-February-2022, 17:03
Slacker Magician

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Originally Posted by Zaladane

Nothing can beat the analog stick on the N64 controller.
I can't type that keeping a straight face :P

Garbage controllers are the best :macgyver:.
12th-February-2022, 17:12
deadlegion

anal og

That's what I always see :lol
13th-February-2022, 16:59
Wyrm

Quote:

Originally Posted by Zaladane

Nothing can beat the analog stick on the N64 controller.

I can't type that keeping a straight face :P

Plastic on plastic :S

Quote:

Originally Posted by Moana

There was something wrong with the rubber stuff which worked as a spring. Don't know the specific wording, I'm terribly sorry. :(

Membrane :nod:
13th-February-2022, 17:07
Ace Ventura

Haven't been here for a couple weeks, I think. :wacko:

How's everyone?
13th-February-2022, 21:51
Wyrm

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Originally Posted by Ace Ventura

Haven't been here for a couple weeks, I think. :wacko:

How's everyone?

Long time no see, Joshy :wacko:
14th-February-2022, 05:32
LeftyGuitar

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Originally Posted by Moana

That's cool. :)

In my case, the R2/L2 buttons would get stuck inside the controller and it was impossible to press them properly. There was something wrong with the rubber stuff which worked as a spring. Don't know the specific wording, I'm terribly sorry. :(

Luckily, very few games made an extensive use of those buttons.

I don't remember rubber being much of a problem on controllers. Though on older controllers like SNES, the rubber start and select buttons can get stuck.
14th-February-2022, 13:34
Ace Ventura

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Originally Posted by Wyrm

Long time no see, Joshy :wacko:

Oh go fuck yourself. :wacko:
14th-February-2022, 15:16
Slacker Magician

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ace Ventura

Haven't been here for a couple weeks, I think. :wacko:

How's everyone?

Alright. CRT needs a couple power ICs replaced though :(.
14th-February-2022, 15:28
deadlegion

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Originally Posted by Slacker Magician

Alright. CRT needs a couple power ICs replaced though :(.

Magic smoke :pwacko:
14th-February-2022, 16:23
Slacker Magician

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Originally Posted by deadlegion

Magic smoke :pwacko:

This isn't an audio problem :ignore:.
14th-February-2022, 16:29
deadlegion

You can get smoke refills dude. Easy fix.
14th-February-2022, 16:34
Moana

Quote:

Originally Posted by Wyrm

Membrane :nod:

Yeah, of course! Thanks. :)

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ace Ventura

Haven't been here for a couple weeks, I think. :wacko:

How's everyone?

Somewhere between good and sad. But I'm fine. Thanks. What about you? :)

Quote:

Originally Posted by LeftyGuitar

I don't remember rubber being much of a problem on controllers. Though on older controllers like SNES, the rubber start and select buttons can get stuck.

Oh, I see. :)
14th-February-2022, 16:39
Slacker Magician

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Originally Posted by deadlegion

You can get smoke refills dude. Easy fix.

It's not a smoke problem, I have plenty :drag:!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
14th-February-2022, 16:59
deadlegion

Oh yeah, I keep forgetting you're a magician :lol
14th-February-2022, 17:06
Slacker Magician

:fist:
14th-February-2022, 18:54
Wyrm

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ace Ventura

Oh go fuck yourself. :wacko:

:rofl:

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Originally Posted by Slacker Magician

:fist:

Put the fist down before you hurt yourself old man :wacko:
14th-February-2022, 21:47
Slacker Magician

:prude:
14th-February-2022, 22:01
Wyrm

:derpony:
14th-February-2022, 22:58
Ace Ventura

Quote:

Originally Posted by Moana

Somewhere between good and sad. But I'm fine. Thanks. What about you? :)

I'm eh. :wacko: Just waiting to celebrate my birthday with my friend and her daughter. Definitely needed since I'm in the middle of this shitty divorce lol.

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Originally Posted by Wyrm

:rofl:

:wacko: Only my friend can call me that name. :wacko:
15th-February-2022, 23:54
LeftyGuitar

Sonic Adventure has a good OST.
16th-February-2022, 00:31
Ace Ventura

Quote:

Originally Posted by LeftyGuitar

Sonic Adventure has a good OST.

Adventure 2 is my favorite. :nod:
16th-February-2022, 04:24
LeftyGuitar

Adventure 2 has a good OST too.

I like the traditional Zelda games compared to Breath of the Wild.
16th-February-2022, 04:52
Zaladane

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Originally Posted by LeftyGuitar

Adventure 2 has a good OST too.

I like the traditional Zelda games compared to Breath of the Wild.

Still want to try Breath of the Wild. Doubt I could emulate it though. Beat Link to the Past again not long ago.
16th-February-2022, 04:58
deadlegion

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Originally Posted by Zaladane

Still want to try Breath of the Wild. Doubt I could emulate it though. Beat Link to the Past again not long ago.

https://wiki.cemu.info/wiki/The_Lege...th_of_the_Wild

20-30 fps
16th-February-2022, 05:08
Zaladane

I doubt I could run it. Might look around and snag the game just for the heck of it though.
16th-February-2022, 05:25
LeftyGuitar

I can run Breath of the Wild on cemu. You don't need anything super fancy, cemu has been pretty stable for awhile now. Though your hardware should be fairly recent. Anything within the last few years or so.
16th-February-2022, 05:27
Zaladane

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Originally Posted by LeftyGuitar

I can run Breath of the Wild on cemu. You don't need anything super fancy, cemu has been pretty stable for awhile now. Though your hardware should be fairly recent. Anything within the last few years or so.

i5 4430 with 8gb ram and my gpu is garbage. I'm still going to try it for shits and giggles though!!!!
16th-February-2022, 05:30
deadlegion

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Originally Posted by Zaladane

i5 4430 with 8gb ram and my gpu is garbage. I'm still going to try it for shits and giggles though!!!!

Did you read the page I linked to? 20-30 fps is for around your hardware specs (see bottom of page).
The game is classified as perfect.

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