Good, moderate to low priced controller that works with Windows?

Good, moderate to low priced controller that works with Windows? I'm thinking about buying Mortal Kombat, or something of the like, and also, I'm going to atempt joystick support in my releases, therefor, any specific ones you guys recommend? URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/p

Good, moderate to low priced controller that works with Windows?

Good, moderate to low priced controller that works with Windows? I'm thinking about buying Mortal Kombat, or something of the like, and also, I'm going to atempt joystick support in my releases, therefor, any specific ones you guys recommend?Eddit: I lkie to overdo titles, so

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Re: Good, moderate to low priced controller that works with Windows? I mean, I'd just go with the bog-standard Xbox One controller. It's solid, shouldn't be *too* expensive, and is the controller that I think devs would try to implement anyway.I suppose you could also

Re: Good, moderate to low priced controller that works with Windows?

Re: Good, moderate to low priced controller that works with Windows? I mean, I'd just go with the bog-standard Xbox One controller. It's solid, shouldn't be *too* expensive, and is the controller that I think devs would try to implement anyway.I suppose you could also

Re: Good, moderate to low priced controller that works with Windows?

Re: Good, moderate to low priced controller that works with Windows? I mean, I'd just go with the bog-standard Xbox One controller. It's solid, shouldn't be *too* expensive, and is the controller that I think devs would try to implement anyway.I suppose you could also

Re: Good, moderate to low priced controller that works with Windows?

Re: Good, moderate to low priced controller that works with Windows? I mean, I'd just go with the bog-standard Xbox One controller. It's solid, shouldn't be *too* expensive, and is the controller that I think devs would try to implement anyway.I suppose you could also

Re: Good, moderate to low priced controller that works with Windows?

Re: Good, moderate to low priced controller that works with Windows? Just get the Xbox 1 controller. It's really good and doesn't do the jittery bull dink that the cheaper ones do. It can work through Bluetooth or hooked up through USB. If you have dead batteries, you can just

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Re: Good, moderate to low priced controller that works with Windows? the 8Bitdo SF30 PRO is good if you want a tiny, wireless controller with a built in battery that will do multiple modes.It just looks like a snes controller that's managed to sprout dual analogue sticks and a s

Re: Good, moderate to low priced controller that works with Windows?

Re: Good, moderate to low priced controller that works with Windows? the 8Bitdo SF30 PRO is good if you want a tiny, wireless controller with a built in battery that will do multiple modes.It just looks like a snes controller that's managed to sprout dual analogue sticks and a s

Re: Good, moderate to low priced controller that works with Windows?

Re: Good, moderate to low priced controller that works with Windows? the 8Bitdo SF30 PRO is good if you want a tiny, wireless controller with a built in battery that will do multiple modes.It just looks like a snes controller that's managed to sprout dual analogue sticks and a s

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Re: Good, moderate to low priced controller that works with Windows? Standard xbox one controller is the best IMO. A Bit pricey but its a great controller. I am waiting for the next gen xbox controllers to come out since they use USB C.Low end or cheap controllers tend to be shite nowadays

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Re: Good, moderate to low priced controller that works with Windows? @NevEd, That, and you're missing out on force-feedback potentially, or the whole thing feels so light, cheap and plastic!For an old one I tried, some of the plastic cuts felt especially cheap and sharp, and the

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Re: Good, moderate to low priced controller that works with Windows? Do these require external hardware to connect to a Pc? and what programs am I using to map the controller? URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/566360/#p566360 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames

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Re: Good, moderate to low priced controller that works with Windows? Nothing with Xbox 1, plug it in or sync via bluetooth and you're good. URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/566362/#p566362 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com

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Re: Good, moderate to low priced controller that works with Windows? For wired xbox controllers you just plug them in is my understanding. But I haven't tried it myself, so maybe wait on others to confirm. URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/566364/#p566364 -- Audiogames-refl

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Re: Good, moderate to low priced controller that works with Windows? yep for wired controllers you will just need to plug it in. for the xbox wireless you can use bluetooth or a xbox adaptor if your pc does not have bluetooth. URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/566370/#p566370

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Re: Good, moderate to low priced controller that works with Windows? I’ve been thinking about getting one of these. Does anyone know, offhand, if the game Swamp has a completed controller config? That is really the game I would like to use it for and that will really decide if I get it or

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Re: Good, moderate to low priced controller that works with Windows? You would have to map the sticks using an external program like JoyToKey. You could do it one of two ways. Make it map the stick to the turn keys - the shitty solution. Or make them map to the mouse - the awesome solution

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Re: Good, moderate to low priced controller that works with Windows? Mapping the mouse in Joy2Key is a pita, especially with NVDA. It's on a separate tab in the config box (where you map keys to buttons), but pressing anything in that box maps it. And it's been like 8 years a

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Re: Good, moderate to low priced controller that works with Windows? Is there anyway to configure rumble mode? For example, if I wanted it to vibrate slightly every time I fired, could I do that? URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/566493/#p566493 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing

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Re: Good, moderate to low priced controller that works with Windows? The standard Xbox One controller works great with Win10. I got [this kitwhich is great, but you can just use bluetooth if your system has it on-board. I also got [this 2-pack rechargeable battery setthat charges via USB

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Re: Good, moderate to low priced controller that works with Windows? No vibration because the game would have to tell the controller to do it. URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/566601/#p566601 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com

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Re: Good, moderate to low priced controller that works with Windows? Check [this outfor the Mayflash F500 and supporting vibration. URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/566625/#p566625 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https

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Re: Good, moderate to low priced controller that works with Windows? Even so, the game would have to tell the thing to vibrate. The information for that peripheral is very scarce, but in trying to establish what it did, looking into the questions section shows that it doesn't work

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Re: Good, moderate to low priced controller that works with Windows? What's the difference between vibration and rumble? Is rumble a general term, or is it the name of an actual haptic feedback system by a manufacturer?I'm not sure I'd want this anyways - something about

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Re: Good, moderate to low priced controller that works with Windows? Force feedback really doesn't exist anymore from what I can tell. It was a system that used motors to move the stick or steering wheel in question. It would simulate vibration under circumstances by cycling between

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Re: Good, moderate to low priced controller that works with Windows? For games that have native support I wouldn't have to do anything fancy, right? Just plug it in and we should be fine? URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/566704/#p566704 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing

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Re: Good, moderate to low priced controller that works with Windows? @20 thanks for that info. I never knew the status of vibration across controllers.@21, yes, assuming your using a controller that supports it. I'm guessing you're referring to the Xbox One controller.

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Re: Good, moderate to low priced controller that works with Windows? @21 yes, correct. URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/566723/#p566723 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https://sabahattin-gucukoglu.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo