http://www.gamespot.com/onthespot/index.html
Starts now.
If the show sucks, please, don't kill the messenger.
Starts now.
If the show sucks, please, don't kill the messenger.
Kobun Heat said:Hm. PSP doesn't actually have an analog stick after all.
I'm registering my surprise at what I just saw on the show.catfish said:are you trying to start something?
Kobun Heat said:I'm registering my surprise at what I just saw on the show.
Apparently it's a "control disc". Jeff said it seemed to have more than 8 directional inputs... but he couldn't be sure. In any case it apparently isn't analog.catfish said:I thought you were joking. so what is that (apparently previously confirmed and played with) analogue stick now then?
Marconelly said:Uh, how can a control device like that not be analog?
Sho Nuff said:This show was the epitome of suck.
We were wondering the same thing in #ign64. (On the same server as #ga btw)Bob White said:Soooooooo, what's wrong with that one dudes eyebrow?
You might look at an arcade stick and wonder the same thing.Uh, how can a control device like that not be analog?
Not exactly the same thing. Besides, there's absolutely no point of putting that thing there if it's not analog.You might look at an arcade stick and wonder the same thing.
Not saying the PSP control is one way or the other, but there was absolutely no point to splitting the D-Pad up into a cluster of four face buttons on the Dual Shocks -- except for "Sony style".Besides, there's absolutely no point of putting that thing there if it's not analog.
Lazy8s said:Marconelly:
Not saying the PSP control is one way or the other, but there was absolutely no point to splitting the D-Pad up into a cluster of four face buttons on the Dual Shocks -- except for "Sony style".
Lazy8s said:Marconelly:
Not saying the PSP control is one way or the other, but there was absolutely no point to splitting the D-Pad up into a cluster of four face buttons on the Dual Shocks -- except for "Sony style".
Gek54 said:The d-pad is not 4 buttons, its one piece of plastic. Holy fucking christ, you are not that stupid are you?
It wasn't when PS1 launched... it actually was 4 seperate buttons, that was changed in later revisions. Holy fucking christ indeed...Gek54 said:The d-pad is not 4 buttons, its one piece of plastic. Holy fucking christ, you are not that stupid are you?
Hint: The standard US controller was a revision. PS1 first 'launched' 9 months previous.Gek54 said:But he said dual shock and my launch Playstaion controler is still on peice.
Mods, can we get a ban over here? I'm offended.ypo said:One retard defending another, holy fucking shit!!!
Four FACE buttons (you didn't read correctly) don't have to be built from four separate buttons. If there are four separate buttons above the plastic -- you know, the place you actually interact with -- then you can't roll your thumb through the diagonals regardless of what's below the plastic. Sony style.The d-pad is not 4 buttons,
The ASCII ones.XS+ said:At any rate, the rigid and awkward PlayStation D-pad sucks. Even when playing 2D games on PlayStation I prefer using the analog stick. What's a good 3rd-party PS2 controller?
And Yusaku is correct.
Lazy8s said:Gek54:
Four FACE buttons (you didn't read correctly) don't have to be built from four separate buttons. If there are four separate buttons above the plastic -- you know, the place you actually interact with -- then you can't roll your thumb through the diagonals regardless of what's below the plastic. Sony style.
I dunno... I'm not the one screaming 'stupid' and 'retards', particularly when Lazy actually had a bit of a point (the segmented D-pad being done for symmetric aesthetics rather than anything else, style over function). Then people jump on him for it, and when I correct them I get jumped on in turn.... the 3rd string borgs around here evidently don't grasp the concept behind 'the golden rule'.ferricide said:i dunno, i think you deserve it, jarrod. nit picky bullshit.
JP launch pads (Dec 1994) were using segmented seperate buttons, it was changed about 6-8 months in or so iirc. The US pads were always one d-pad joined underneath though I believe.dark10x said:Hey jarrod, which original PSX pads had the divided d-pad? I have a PSX controller from December of 1995 right here, and the d-pad is not divided. Were the original JP pads divided? Perhaps even the original US launch pads?