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I've just had a thought... you know the trigger buttonson the top... the L and R ones. These could be 'Punch and Kick' for Fighting games... and how far you press them could guage the damage done to the other chatacter.
I just takes a bit of thinkning and you can overcome anything gaming related... problem-wise!
It could be done for Racing games as well... gradual speed and all that.
It seems, after all, that the GC pad, when you think of it like that, isn't so bad a design for fighting games!
No?
I just takes a bit of thinkning and you can overcome anything gaming related... problem-wise!
It could be done for Racing games as well... gradual speed and all that.
It seems, after all, that the GC pad, when you think of it like that, isn't so bad a design for fighting games!
No?
obviously if they controlled how much damage done then everyone will press them as hard as they can.
I've just had a thought... you know the trigger buttonson the top... the L and R ones. These could be 'Punch and Kick' for Fighting games... and how far you press them could guage the damage done to the other chatacter.
I just takes a bit of thinkning and you can overcome anything gaming related... problem-wise!
It could be done for Racing games as well... gradual speed and all that.
It seems, after all, that the GC pad, when you think of it like that, isn't so bad a design for fighting games!
No?
I just takes a bit of thinkning and you can overcome anything gaming related... problem-wise!
It could be done for Racing games as well... gradual speed and all that.
It seems, after all, that the GC pad, when you think of it like that, isn't so bad a design for fighting games!
No?