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what can i do? any web site that gives you the lay out of a PS2 controller?
or do i just have to buy a new one?
> have now
he he.
> Have you tried pressing "reply" instead of "reply
> quoting message"? Or is your word count running low?
lol
> †HÊ_MÅÐMÃÑ wrote:
> J-42 wrote:
> †HÊ_MÅÐMÃÑ wrote:
> should be more careful with the controller then
>
> Yes Sir!
>
> *'Don't teat me like a kid' expression*
>
> well if you write like a kid (teat) then i will now address me as
> sir
>
> Fair enogh sir!
>
> hehe
hahaha
1) The controller was unofficial.
2) "Dropping" means "throwing" and "floor" means "wall".
3) You were sat a little too close to the edge of a small mountain.
4) You live in the middle of the Robot Wars arena.
5) The controller some how landed at just the right angle on top of a screw driver, and came apart.
6) The controller was already in two pieces when you dropped it.
7) You are twenty feet tall, and holding the controller above your head.
8) You don't know your own strength, and often wonder why people whose hands you shake often end up in hospital.
9) You were trying to prove Psycho Mantis wrong, and he got angry.
10) The controller was 3,000,000 years old, fossilised and very very chalky.
Seriously though, I am impressed. As Afro Joe said, these things will bounce off walls and straight back into your hands as if nothing as happened. (Thats the nice thing about living in these comfortable padded rooms here in the mental hospital).
> Still, we havent had one brake as such yet, and when we do, we just
> make sure our mates end up using it during the 4 player games.
>
> Nothing like an advantage!
lol
Funny you should say that, i myself have played many tricks on a number of friends when playing games with them, like pulling there control out the port on games like Fifa or Racing games rendering there team useless allowing me to win.
All in good faith of course. :-)