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ZamIAm

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"PC Fighter Questions" , posted Mon 8 Jul 22:07

Out of these pads, which is the best for PC fighting games taking in account to price:
-Interact Propad PC $7.99
-Gravis Eliminator Digital Gamepad $17.99
-Gravis USB Gamepad Pro $12.99

What are some decent fighting games for PC? No, MUGEN doesn't count.

Are there any fighting game based arcade sticks for PC?

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justicekyo
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Frequent Customer

"Re(1):PC Fighter Questions" , posted Mon 8 Jul 22:19

quote:
Out of these pads, which is the best for PC fighting games taking in account to price:
-Interact Propad PC $7.99
-Gravis Eliminator Digital Gamepad $17.99
-Gravis USB Gamepad Pro $12.99

What are some decent fighting games for PC? No, MUGEN doesn't count.

Are there any fighting game based arcade sticks for PC?

X-Arcade.. but those are real costy

Ferrio
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Regular Customer

"Re(2):PC Fighter Questions" , posted Mon 8 Jul 22:46

quote:
Out of these pads, which is the best for PC fighting games taking in account to price:
-Interact Propad PC $7.99
-Gravis Eliminator Digital Gamepad $17.99
-Gravis USB Gamepad Pro $12.99

What are some decent fighting games for PC? No, MUGEN doesn't count.

Are there any fighting game based arcade sticks for PC?

X-Arcade.. but those are real costy

Mas stick will work for PC too.

Though controller wise I prefer a Sidewinder.

ZamIAm

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"Re(3):PC Fighter Questions" , posted Mon 8 Jul 23:00

quote:
Though controller wise I prefer a Sidewinder.

In my opinion, the Sidewinder D-pad is too stiff for fluid rotations.

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exodus
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Rare Customer

"Re(4):PC Fighter Questions" , posted Tue 9 Jul 07:06

quote:
Though controller wise I prefer a Sidewinder.

In my opinion, the Sidewinder D-pad is too stiff for fluid rotations.

I like the gravis grip...it's like a saturn pad. but it doesn't work with XP :/

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Rid Hershel

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"Re(5):PC Fighter Questions" , posted Tue 9 Jul 07:17

I didn't liked the Sidewinder at first, but now I got really used to it. (I have the black one with six buttons on the front)

Time Mage

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"Re(1):PC Fighter Questions" , posted Tue 9 Jul 16:32

I just can say one thing for sure: Gravis Game Pad Pro sucks. That d-pad is the worst ever made. I now by experience.

Ted

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"USB" , posted Wed 10 Jul 17:09

Hey forget that.......
get that Famous USB plug that lets you use A PSX or PS2 conroller on your PC via USB!
works withall EMus..........

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Spoon
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"Re(1):PC Fighter Questions" , posted Wed 10 Jul 17:19

quote:
Out of these pads, which is the best for PC fighting games taking in account to price:
-Interact Propad PC $7.99
-Gravis Eliminator Digital Gamepad $17.99
-Gravis USB Gamepad Pro $12.99

What are some decent fighting games for PC? No, MUGEN doesn't count.

Are there any fighting game based arcade sticks for PC?

Keyboard would be the finest of all were it not for the impossible difficulty of doing extended half circles... the Gravis Gamepad Pro is fantastic for playing Garou: Mark of the Wolves, but oddly seems too slow for most Capcom fighting games... i have no idea why, that's just my experience...

With the exception of One Must Fall 2097 (a DOS game... fantastic fun once you turn on juggling in the hidden options menu...), most of the good PC fighting games are ports of console/arcade games like Samurai Showdown 2 and Guilty Gear X... either that, or emulated arcade/console roms... the sequel to One Must Fall 2097 coming out later this year ought to be good (i've just gotten in the beta test, so i'll tell ya later)...

The other good fighting games are the dojin (fan-made) games... the best ones being Eternal Fighter Zero, the Queen of Heart games, the Valkyrie Fight games and Glove on Fight.

ZamIAm

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"Re(1):USB" , posted Wed 10 Jul 20:57

quote:
Hey forget that.......
get that Famous USB plug that lets you use A PSX or PS2 conroller on your PC via USB!
works withall EMus..........

I don't own a PS/PS2, yet. I do own a DC arcade stick so could use the DC equivalent.

PC ports of fighting games is probably the best option. I'm looking for stuff to toy with as I build my programming skill.

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there's been heartache and pain.
I don't know if I can face it again.
Can't stop now--I've travelled so far
To change this lonely life..."