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Reasons to get something OTHER than U360's?

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Blanka:

Just for the feel, I like the Sanwa's best. But they are hard to find nowadays. They are a needle in a haystack of chinese crap.

southpaw13:

Daphne does not support U360.  You have to run Joy2Key which defeats the whole purpose of the U360. 

drventure:

I like my u360's, but they seem to get "gummy" pretty quick. Maybe it's because I don't play them consistently (it might be a few months between powering it up for a session sometimes), but they get "sticky" and the only way to fix it is to completely disassemble the stick and clean and relube it.

I have mag stick pluses on P3 and 4, and they still feel exactly like they did when I first bought them.

It's cool to be able to switch them from 4-8 way without going under the panel. I've even seen some hacks using a servo that can switch them automatically.

But for shear convenience and universality, the 360's are hard to beat.

Gray_Area:


--- Quote from: southpaw13 on December 26, 2011, 11:13:14 pm ---Daphne does not support U360.  You have to run Joy2Key which defeats the whole purpose of the U360.  

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Not so. Daphne supports at least one gamepad, and the U360 is treated like a gamepad in Windows. I use one just fine.

Even so, joytokey features app-specific setting.



--- Quote from: drventure on December 26, 2011, 11:37:23 pm ---I like my u360's, but they seem to get "gummy" pretty quick. Maybe it's because I don't play them consistently (it might be a few months between powering it up for a session sometimes), but they get "sticky" and the only way to fix it is to completely disassemble the stick and clean and relube it.
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That is the absolute weirdest I've heard. I've been using one for years, and haven't had anything remotely like that happen.

southpaw13:

Which version of Daphne works? Or when did they put it in?  Thanks...

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