I’ve been using a really old Dualshock 4. It was fine for modern, but I have switched to classic recently, and getting some inputs has been really difficult. The dpad is really mushy. Many times, I’m positive I’m holding down back but still end up getting hit because the controller doesn’t register the input as down back, it’s really frustrating. I love everything else about the controller, the button placement and the size suits my small hands really well.

Looking around I found some old threads where people were praising xbox controller but then I found this video and now I am not sure, the face buttons also seem really stiff. Other pads like HORI and Razer ones are way too expensive here so either I just buy a new DS4 and hope it’ll diminish my issues or buy the xbox controller.

  • Refurbished Refurbisher
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    11 year ago

    Ebay is your friend for original controllers. About $20 in the US. Some from Japan as well.

    Building an arcade stick is slightly more affordable.

    • @arya48@lemmy.worldOP
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      11 year ago

      I hate how you guys are trying give me all these nice options and I keep coming back with disappointing answers lol, ebay and aliexpress are not available here @FifteenTimmy77@lemm.ee

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        1 year ago

        Was the Sega Mega Drive popular in your country? The 6 button controller has the same DPad and is also a good option.

        • @arya48@lemmy.worldOP
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          11 year ago

          Don’t think Sega sold any hardware here officially, I looked up the controller, only results I could find were from foreign websites.

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            What about access to arcade hardware from Sanwa and Seimitsu? Would need to build a shell and hook up a control board, though.

            What online retailers are available to you?

            • @arya48@lemmy.worldOP
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              11 year ago

              The fighting game community here is tiny and not really connected, so stuff like custom parts for assembling your own stick is not really a thing, what’s available here is limited and expensive.

              As for retailers, just amazon pretty much, other online retailers don’t really offer anything different.

                • @arya48@lemmy.worldOP
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                  11 year ago

                  Unless someone physically brings the stuff with them over here it’s not an option, the import charges on electronics are extremely high.