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The people at Ninty have put something new into the GameCube! And guess what! It's to stop kids damaging the GameCube discs!
On the Playstation and Dreamcast, to take the disc out, you have to pull it. But on the GameCube they have added a special 'ejecter' button that lifts the disc up so it doesn't break. Hah! Who would be that clumsy?
On the Playstation and Dreamcast, to take the disc out, you have to pull it. But on the GameCube they have added a special 'ejecter' button that lifts the disc up so it doesn't break. Hah! Who would be that clumsy?
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Or†ega wrote:
> You can turn the rumble function off on the Playstions pads! all u
> have to do is open them out and pull out the magnets! :-)
Although this would void any warranty!
> You can turn the rumble function off on the Playstions pads! all u
> have to do is open them out and pull out the magnets! :-)
Although this would void any warranty!
TILTAWHIRL wrote:
> I haven't bought one there a waste of money and batteries, i got one
> free with Lylat wars but it just got on my nerves.
Get one without batteries, I know the rumble isn't so good, but then you don't have to buy endless batteries!
> I haven't bought one there a waste of money and batteries, i got one
> free with Lylat wars but it just got on my nerves.
Get one without batteries, I know the rumble isn't so good, but then you don't have to buy endless batteries!
You can turn the rumble function off on the Playstions pads! all u have to do is open them out and pull out the magnets! :-)
Turbonutter wrote:
Aha, no. The rumble
> analog sticks came out in Japan way before the N64 was even
> released. Remember our first analog pads? Well, the Jap versions
> were released with rumble. So, eat that Gas man.
But when they came out in Japan, the N64 was already out with it's rumble pak
Aha, no. The rumble
> analog sticks came out in Japan way before the N64 was even
> released. Remember our first analog pads? Well, the Jap versions
> were released with rumble. So, eat that Gas man.
But when they came out in Japan, the N64 was already out with it's rumble pak
if sony had put in an option to turn off rumbling it would have been better. it is a faint rumble though. u dont usually feel it if u r concentrating on a game.
Turbonutter wrote:
> GasMask wrote:
> Not having a dig at Sony
> here but look,
> who invented rumble packs? Nintendo.
Aha, no. The rumble
> analog sticks came out in Japan way before the N64 was even
> released. Remember our first analog pads? Well, the Jap versions
> were released with rumble. So, eat that Gas man.
Eat what exactley? Rumble PACKS! Not pads, I don't like either, they both put you off. So eat that Turbo man!
> GasMask wrote:
> Not having a dig at Sony
> here but look,
> who invented rumble packs? Nintendo.
Aha, no. The rumble
> analog sticks came out in Japan way before the N64 was even
> released. Remember our first analog pads? Well, the Jap versions
> were released with rumble. So, eat that Gas man.
Eat what exactley? Rumble PACKS! Not pads, I don't like either, they both put you off. So eat that Turbo man!
Yeah its good on games like that, it works really well on Perfect Dark and Goldeneye when you firing automatic weapons.
Not really. If you have the option to tur it off, then it's fine by me. Anyway, I was playing Red Faction on the PS2 recently, and I have to say, it's great jumping off higher floors to feel the buzz you get from the rumbles.
I have to admit the built in Rumble in the PS2s pads is good, but to be honest I really dont care if its implemented in the gamecube pad cause its annoying anyway.
Forget all these rumble packs they're absolute cack, even the dreamcast's was. The dual shock has it perfected and has 2 motors in each handle and is incredibly accurate and works well with nearly all the games, I hope the gamecube conroller has taken on the idea.
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