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Opinion on a gamepad/controller
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11/27/15 03:40 PM
11/27/15 03:40 PM
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Terri824
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Hi. I've decided it's time to purchase a gamepad/controller. I'm debating on a Microsoft 360 that Newegg has on sale or a Logitech. Any recommendations? Thanks.
When you live in the past, it costs you the present.
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Re: Opinion on a gamepad/controller
[Re: Terri824]
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11/28/15 02:27 PM
11/28/15 02:27 PM
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Terri824
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I never even thought about that Jenny, thanks.
When you live in the past, it costs you the present.
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Re: Opinion on a gamepad/controller
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11/28/15 04:08 PM
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Jenny100
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There's only a $10 difference. I've never used a game controller and wonder how difficult it's going to be to use, I trust you can get by with only using a few of the buttons, etc. I'm concerned I won't remember what all the buttons are for. lol
How many buttons you need depends on the game. You probably won't remember what the buttons are for at first, so keep a piece of paper handy with the game controls written down on it. Eventually you'll start remembering them.
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