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I guess it is subjective but for me, being a cross-shaped cutout is precisely what makes the Nintendo D-pads superior. It means that you have obvious tactile fe
by Al-Khwarizmi 13y ago
I guess it is subjective but for me, being a cross-shaped cutout is precisely what makes the Nintendo D-pads superior. It means that you have obvious tactile feedback to tell "diagonal" from "non-diagonal" directions. In Sega-like D-pads, I often find myself pressing a diagonal when I wish to press a non-diagonal, and vice versa; that's practically impossible in Nintendo controllers.
- eropple 13y agoI've heard that before, but Sega D-pads have a raised cross with rockers in the corners. I grew up with both, which might be part of it, but I'm not sure how you'd press a diagonal accidentally.