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Don't you just love it when your controller vibrates, it makes you more with the game, but apparently vibrating controllers are becoming a health risk! YES! a health risk. rescently scientists have found that if a vibrating controller can cause damage to the hand and wrist bones if over used. i find this to be a load'o'pants! there have been no reported problems with vibrating controllers that i know of. has anyone here or someone you know ever had a problem? i just want to say it's a load of b*llox! and i salute the guy who invented the vibrating controller!
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Control pads?
Phft
If you're hardcore like me you'd use a Joystick.
Oh I say
Phft
If you're hardcore like me you'd use a Joystick.
Oh I say
MadCatz were developing a controller for fighting games, when you died, it sent a small electric shock through to you.
It was meant to raise the alertness of fighting games.... And to cause pain!
P.S Mattias, you make me sick!
It was meant to raise the alertness of fighting games.... And to cause pain!
P.S Mattias, you make me sick!
I think we should be quiet now...it's nearly 6 and all the children are awake and viewing these forums.
*zips up mouth*
*zips up mouth*
I start up GT3, get in a Viper on Test Course, hold X and press my vibrating controller against my groin. It feel good.
You could buy her the Kirby Tilt and Rumble thing on the Gameboy Color for her birthday. She'll love that.
Grix Thraves wrote:
> It was the Asian Prince! He needs no rumble pack, for he can seduce
> even the tightest of ladies with his vibrating hands!
I wonder why...
Damn lucky ladies.
> It was the Asian Prince! He needs no rumble pack, for he can seduce
> even the tightest of ladies with his vibrating hands!
I wonder why...
Damn lucky ladies.
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