In the latest Retro Reboot, 6aming's Jamie went back and played Steel Battalion.
This week Will (@wattswc) | @wattswc_vg joins Mi ke (@AssaultSuit), Tiny (@Tiny415) and Aaron (@Ind1fference) to talk about video games, Disney remakes, retro games, MCU, Castlevania games, Boondocks and more video games
Sometimes, regular old firepower just isn’t enough, and you have to dip into that high-powered futuristic technology to get the job done.
From EGMR, "Console hardware has come a long way over the past few decades and controllers have followed a weird and wonderful evolution that has been marked with many failures. Many of these failures throw caution to the wind and any concern for ergonomics seem to be far away from the minds behind these abysmal torture devices. However, what can be thoroughly examined is the ludicrous nature and conceiving of some of these controller abominations, and the implications they have had for the poor gamers that had to utilise these badly designed tools.
Dont know bout worst but i did like the N64 controllers also the Nes and Genisis controllers
I have a personal hatred towards the N64 controller, so much pain from those blisters in my middle of my palm
N64, pokémon stadium was do painful!
And my least favourite, the ds3. That controller hurts my hands.
As a 42 year old who actually owned the 5200 back in the day. It wasn't just the analog stick that wouldn't center itself. The rubber around the analog stick would tear and break off after a while, but the main issue with the controller were the buttons. After about three weeks of use the buttons would stop working. I would then have to take apart the controller and scratch the circuit boards under each button with a coin. Making the contacts more sensitive to the buttons touch. It would help, but after a while they would stop working again. I went through five controllers. The last two had to be purchased through the mail because they weren't making the console anymore. All of them had the same results. Some good things that can be said about the controller. It had one of the first analog sticks on a controller and the first start, pause and reset buttons.