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That is not true, it's designed for you to be able to modify the controls.
by shmoogin 13y ago
That is not true, it's designed for you to be able to modify the controls.
- slantyyz 13y agoJust because you can modify the controls doesn't mean it's a good controller for all use cases. For example, it would be very difficult to do an ultra move in Street Fighter IV on one of these pads -- i.e., quarter-circle-forward x 2 (LP + MP + HP). A standard d-pad with tactile buttons is much more precise.
- CatMtKing 13y agoHow about mapping the triggers to LP/MP/HP and what you would normally have on the triggers to the right trackpad?
- slantyyz 13y agoMight work for some people, but I'm personally used to using a fighting gamepad that has six face buttons in the standard 'Capcom' orientation. People who learned Capcom fighting games on normal pads are usually OK with triggers, but I learned on a stick, so using the triggers goes against my muscle memory as I still use a stick regularly as well. My fighting pad, however, is much more portable than my stick.