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Playstation 2 controller (thumbsticks)
u_rebelscum:
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Here click on this link:
http://www.dreamwater.net/mame/ps2_proto.html
What do you guys think?
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looks good to me.
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JustMichael:
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You don't.
Click the fourth box from the left in the second row . This will insert an image tag into your post for you. You will have to replace URL with the correct URL for the image though. You can type the YABBC tag manually if you wish.
Jakobud:
hmm
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well, it's not showing up...i dunno. oh well.
JustMichael:
One thing you need to realize is some hosts do not allow other sites to link to images on their servers. If your host doesn't allow other sites to link to images on their servers, you will need to find a different host if you wish to link directly to the images.
Jason Price:
Hello All-
I come to each of you in search of help. I represent thousands of console gamers across the country with severe disabilities.
I'm 27 years of age and throughout my life I have had a disability that forces me to use a wheelchair. My disability is cerebral palsy, and significantly limits my ability to use my legs and left hand. Console gaming is my life and has been since the "Intellivision."
I have very limited use of my left hand, but I have always been able to use a tabletop/laptop joystick and still enjoy games.
However I'm terrified that I'm being phased out of my PS2, since ALL new games are using at least one if not both analog sticks (and many times the "L3" and "R3" buttons, which on the standard controller are activated by pressing the analog sticks). To my knowledge there are not any commercially available arcade stick style controllers that feaure 2 separate analog sticks as well as all the analog buttons including L3 and R3.
I realize that this is hard, but I cannot use a standard controller due to my disability, and I've heard from thousands with the same problem. Is there anyone willing to try and build the perfect PS2 controller for me? I have an artist willing to draw it up. Can you guys help me make this happen? Gamers with disabilities should not be shut out of 2nd generation console gaming. Please help!
Thank you.