I know it's probably RRP but I haven't seen this anywhere else and it's a proper controller for the game.
24 comments
BigOrkWaaagh
24 Sep 17#1
Having this as a wired controller is nonsense for a portable console.
Dolphinzz to BigOrkWaaagh
24 Sep 17#2
The Nintendo Switch has many wired controllers around. I personally don't like them but then again I was able to afford the pro controller. Not everyone can
odiedodie to BigOrkWaaagh
24 Sep 17#22
Paying 30quid for a limited controller which won't work for all games is nonsense
copperspock
24 Sep 17#3
No analog sticks, wat?
BigOrkWaaagh to copperspock
24 Sep 17#4
You use analog sticks in fighting games?
sneakyduck to BigOrkWaaagh
24 Sep 17#5
heathen
BigOrkWaaagh to sneakyduck
24 Sep 17#10
Perhaps my reply was unclear. I should have said "you use analog sticks in fighting games? Are you crazy?!"
UltimatePhoenix to BigOrkWaaagh
24 Sep 17#6
I do by default, is that why everyone kicks my donkey??
Raaawr to UltimatePhoenix
24 Sep 17#7
Depends on the fighting game and character tbh. It's a matter of preference. Professionals use sticks as well.
UltimatePhoenix to Raaawr
24 Sep 17#13
They not use arcade stick?? Im soo bad at these kinda games, tried analogue. Dpad, neber tried sticks, just cant get it, the combos are mega hard haha
Raaawr to UltimatePhoenix
24 Sep 17#18
They do, but some tournaments require Controllers, I've seen Daigo (famous street fighter & other fighting game player) use them while practicing in a mini documentary about him.
UltimatePhoenix to Raaawr
24 Sep 17#21
Whilst practicing jeez, I thought they only use arcade sticks, kinda feel better missing the deal now, thought it might make me better :joy: ive been owned many times online with mega combos and all aerial combos to, couldnt even get a move in, amazing people
Raaawr to UltimatePhoenix
25 Sep 17#24
LOL yeah it's better to stay away from ranked matches if you don't know all the characters movesets at the very least. Pokken is beginner friendly so you shouldn't have an issue constantly get beat, just most of the time. Stay away from walls is thr best info I can give you.
copperspock to BigOrkWaaagh
24 Sep 17#11
I do :D.
sneakyduck
24 Sep 17#8
it might be worth mentioning that the older Wii U model (white) provides the same functionality, and could be picked up quite cheap at one point.
Dolphinzz to sneakyduck
24 Sep 17#15
Didn't know that. Thanks for the heads up :smile: I guess this is for people who like switch-specific stuff
sneakyduck to Dolphinzz
24 Sep 17#16
the Nintendo UK web store actually bundled the white version at one point, more than likely to clear their inventory --> hotukdeals.com/dea…521
sneakyduck to sneakyduck
24 Sep 17#17
thought I recalled that correctly - the pad has undocumented support for games other than Pokken on Switch, but only works with Pokken on Wii U.
sneakyduck
24 Sep 17#9
am I right in thinking this is only compatible with Pokken on the Switch, as it was with the Wii U?
Marky264
24 Sep 17#12
Freezing cold.
Dolphinzz to Marky264
24 Sep 17#14
That's cool, get it? :blush:
pazuzu17
24 Sep 17#19
This is a choice controller for a Raspberry Pi 3/RetroPie setup if you can't source an iBuffalo SNES pad. Lovely d-pad and responsive buttons.
Naliboi to pazuzu17
24 Sep 17#23
Absolutely 1000% agree! The face buttons have a wonderful almost click-like feel. I usually reach for this controller when playing snes (and sometimes Tekken 3!)
MarkToTheMax
24 Sep 17#20
Is it wishful thinking this would work on Pokken Wii U also?
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