what are your favorite retro made before the year

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Anonymous09/02/26, 01:23No.12794290
What are your favorite retro (made before the year 2000) third party controllers?
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Anon09/02/26, 02:09No.12794360
This was my go-to PS1 fighting game controller because of the d-pad design.
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Anon09/02/26, 02:09No.12794362
snes ascii pad
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Anon09/02/26, 02:18No.12794371
It wasn't the best feeling joystick to use but it was probably still my favorite because it never broke, unlike many others
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Anon09/02/26, 02:39No.12794398
Pretty much everyone on the Sega-16 forums swore by these fuckers and it's not a bad little alternative to the regular six-button pad
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Anon09/02/26, 08:09No.12794719
Play with one hand, map out dungeons with the other
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Anon09/02/26, 10:54No.12794878
Much better d-pad plus built-in turbo. Massive improvement over the official controllers.
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Anon09/03/26, 00:06No.12795882
i had a knock off this can't find what it was called
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Anon09/04/26, 11:07No.12798032
The mini MadCatz Gamecube controllers because those were the only ones worth a fuck at least 50% of the time.
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Anon09/04/26, 22:47No.12798850
I like it more than the official six button controller.
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Anon09/05/26, 07:01No.12799519
>turbofire you didn't beat the game
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Anon09/05/26, 09:03No.12799645
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Anon09/07/26, 05:46No.12802905
I loved the Saturn MAS Pro Stick not only because it feels pretty authentic to the arcades, but also because it cost me less than $10USD. While I remained a pad player, practicing with it helps by replicating the play in arcades to maximize the few tokens I would have when I went to the arcade.
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Anon09/07/26, 21:59No.12803905
Was this a programmable pad for special inputs assigned to buttons?