Dr.Rock
Active Member
I bought myself a wireless controller for my Gamecube, and I chose the Playfree manufactured by 4-Gamers, because the official Nintendo Wavebird wireless controller doesn't have the rumble option.
I haven't tried the Wavebird, but the problem I'm getting with the 4-Gamers Playfree control is with the analog stick. On some games, you're supposed to get slow movement when you move the stick a short way from the rest position (eg slow rotation in Rogue Squadron 2) and faster movement the further away you move the stick (eg fast rotation). That's fine with the normal Nintendo control that comes boxed with the Gamecube. But with the Playfree, you don't get so much of this effect. It' more all-or-nothing, very much like the stick is touch sensitive. Thre's not much of a dividing-line between slow or fast movement via the stick. Does anyone else get this problem? Is that a design limitation with the controller? Or is it just a matter of me getting used to the new control?
Thanks,
Sarmad.
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I haven't tried the Wavebird, but the problem I'm getting with the 4-Gamers Playfree control is with the analog stick. On some games, you're supposed to get slow movement when you move the stick a short way from the rest position (eg slow rotation in Rogue Squadron 2) and faster movement the further away you move the stick (eg fast rotation). That's fine with the normal Nintendo control that comes boxed with the Gamecube. But with the Playfree, you don't get so much of this effect. It' more all-or-nothing, very much like the stick is touch sensitive. Thre's not much of a dividing-line between slow or fast movement via the stick. Does anyone else get this problem? Is that a design limitation with the controller? Or is it just a matter of me getting used to the new control?
Thanks,
Sarmad.
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