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joffocakes

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The 3DS dpad is kinda bad too. It's alright for Mario and stuff but it's kinda awkward on Street Fighter; I have real trouble with some motions. Also, I remember the Mega Drive dpad being terrible. Too often I'd end up crouching as Sonic when trying to walk forward. I found Street Fighter unplayable on it before even taking start button Gen-mode into consideration.

The Master System's one was hilariously bad as well; the big rounded square. I remember the Sega pads used to work on the Amiga, which I never had, but at my cousin's house I'd be relegated to the Master System pad; the square dpad part had fallen off and underneath where four small rubber circle buttons for up, down, left and right. Pressing them hurt my fingers. I lost many, many games of Brutal: Paws of Fury.

I accidentally thought the Wii U dpad was terrible too but it turned out I'd accidentally de-activated special moves in Street Fighter II Turbo.

I doubt the PS4 dpad is as bad as any of those. Plus I likely won't use it for Street Fighter for very long anyway.

Buff Dan.

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When it comes to pads, Street Fighter II is the game to expose shortcomings and to show how good a pad is. As far as I'm concerned, the only pads worth playing the game on is the Super NES ones and the Dual Shocks. Nothing else comes close, not even the SEGA six-button pads.

So there :P

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Anyone want to book in a seriaas set one evening this week? I'm going to try and post up about my sets with Jason from Saturday to try and bring the thread back to life, because I need to start getting that practice/feedback if I'm ever going near a tournament again!

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When it comes to pads, Street Fighter II is the game to expose shortcomings and to show how good a pad is. As far as I'm concerned, the only pads worth playing the game on is the Super NES ones and the Dual Shocks. Nothing else comes close, not even the SEGA six-button pads.

So there :P

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If it turns out that I not only have to buy a PS4 to play this game with you people, but I also have to use a D-pad to do it... well, I'm going to be a bit of a crosspatch for at least a couple of minutes.

I'm going to try and post up about my sets with Jason from Saturday to try and bring the thread back to life, because I need to start getting that practice/feedback if I'm ever going near a tournament again!

Posted a write up in the seriaas thread - let's get that thing going again, people who would like to play better.

http://www.rllmukforum.com/index.php?/topic/274351-get-seriaas-play-to-win-against-forumites-and-getgive-feedback-to-improve-your-game/?p=9707641

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Lyrical Donut

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Worn in dual shock dpads are pretty good for SF, y'know. I think I'm more alarmed that Camel didn't list the SNES for bestest dpads.

The Vita is lovely. I'm quite surprised at how small the buttons and dpad are though. OlliOlli is excellent. I have a ton of cross buy things to play too. And Everycunt's golf, of course.

Birdie.

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Lyrical Donut

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Eagle

edit - shit, sorry Cale :(

SNES is ace too. It wasn't an exhaustive list. NGPC clicky sticks are amazing for eg.

I had no idea that Everybody's Golf even got a release for the NGPC! Mind blown.

;)

Still have my console, with no games. I think I'm holding onto it purely because the stick is actually amazing. Shoutouts to NeoGeo CD pads too.

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