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Hobie-wan wrote:
marurun wrote:There's a 6-button that comes with the RX that's a lot like the PC-FX pad. These are not good pads.


Respectfully sir, you are on crack. :P


This is a possibility, but I can tell you that in PCE circles, the RX pad is considered the least/worst of the 6-button options available for the PCE, mostly due to the d-pad.
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marurun wrote:
Hobie-wan wrote:
marurun wrote:There's a 6-button that comes with the RX that's a lot like the PC-FX pad. These are not good pads.


Respectfully sir, you are on crack. :P


This is a possibility, but I can tell you that in PCE circles, the RX pad is considered the least/worst of the 6-button options available for the PCE, mostly due to the d-pad.


Yes, I have a Duo-RX with both the stock 6 button pad and an Ave 6 pad and the D-pad is definitely better on that one. Although the stock controller is not terrible. I love discussion on the PCE/Turbo, its such a neat system. I am going to Japan next month for vacation and I am super excited to go to some shops and dig up some old PC Engine games for reasonable prices. Especially on Hu-card only games since they tend to be highly devalued in Japan when they are missing the case.
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I haven't tried the PC-FX pad but I do have the Ave 6 pad and I can say it is a damn comfortable controller. I use it as my main PCE controller as the stock one that came with my PCE looks like it was stored in a dogs anus for a decade
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The Avenue Pad 6 looks like it would be a crappy controller. It looks plain and uninspiring, and yet the size and shape are good and the D-pad responsive. Function over form.
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Fair enough, I haven't used an Avenue pad.
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regarding the 6 button controller, how many games were actually made for it? SF2 and the Neo Geo ports (i would think?) , anything else? thinking of getting one just for variety's sake
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Mad Stalker MIGHT use it. The Kabuki fighting game definitely does. Some of the SCD fighters, like Flash Hiders, use it, too. I don't recall all of them, however. I'll go dig around on PCEFX later today and try to get back to this with something more concrete.

And here is a link to a list, as promised.

http://www.pcenginefx.com/forums/index. ... 86#msg4586
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marurun wrote:And here is a link to a list, as promised.

http://www.pcenginefx.com/forums/index. ... 86#msg4586


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My mistake. I forgot their forums are private. Here's the meat of the post that applies to the discussion here:

SCD Games
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Advanced VG
Kakutou Haou Densetsu Algunos
Martial Champions
Ys 4

SCD/ACD Games
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Linda Cube
Mahjong Sword Princess Quest Gaiden
Princess Maker 2
Super Real Mahjong P ll + lll Custom
Super Real Majhong PV Custom


ACD Games
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World Heros 2
Fatal Fury 2
Fatal Fury Special
Art Of Fighting
Battlefield '94
Kabuki Itouryodan
Fire Pro Female Wrestling

Hucards
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6 Street Fighter 2 CE
6 Strip Fighter
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thanks marurun 8)

looks like its mostly fighting games. i'd bet godzilla, asuka burning fest and black assault would support the 6 button too. :)
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