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| NoBonus:
I do not know of any "Discs of Tron" games in my area, otherwise I would answer this question myself. In the game "Discs of Tron", does the push/pull spinner have two or three distinct positions (like up, middle, down) or does it have a complete range of motion (like it has it's own complete axis to move freely up and down)? Additionally, does anyone have any info on building their own push/pull spinner? (I would buy one, but $99 is WAY too much for it's limited application in my desktop console, plus I am determined to build one) Thanks, NoBonus Newbie, Furbie, Slurpee |
| GamingGreg:
To my knowledge all it did was activate a switch at the upper and lower ends of it's travel. See 1UP's DOT spinner page found here if you want to build your own. |
| NoBonus:
That design seems like it would warp your spinner light cutter deal and prevent the spinner from spinning while in the up or down position. |
| Lilwolf:
btw... expect 99+ for a real one on ebay... and take note to this. Its NOT really worth it for ANYONE... unless.. 1) You like spinner games (runs them all). 2) Your not impressed with a 5minute spin time... it has good spin... but not the smoothest. 3) You LOVE DOT! 4) And your good enought to get to level 7 or more Its only about 30-40 bucks more then a non-dot spinner.... So 30 bucks for another game? I spent 80 on a 720 controller and don't feel bad about it... But that was my favorite game.. I would like a DOT spinner one day.. but I don't know if I am good enough to warrant it. |
| Zathras:
My tron hack joystick has a hat button that I have mapped to up/down if I were ever to get to level 7 :) I love DOT but boy is it hard. |
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