>you need an obscure pad that happens to be the first commercially available home vidya controller with an analog stick and shoulder buttons to properly play after burner and other sega arcade ports
what wete they thinking?

What, were they thinking?

What were, they thinking?

What were they, thinking?

>>11884373 (OP)
You don't, tho.

It was only obscure if you lived in western insect land. And it’s the best way to play Musha Aleste if you run MAME and assign mouse axes to the analog stick.

Looks kino for old school root and toot shooters that only have up and down, or to map other buttons to that stick

>>11884373 (OP)
I've been thinking about buying one of these, does anybody know which of the two models is better? Here's the model 2, note the slightly different joystick and button colors

you also need 3d glasses to get the optimal intended experience.

>>11884373 (OP)
still better than the saturn 3d controller

>>11884373 (OP)
>that happens to be the first commercially available home vidya controller
Not even close buddy!

>>11884395
Silly grownup. You should believe everything the youtube tells you.

I mean, that's not a problem.
What WAS a problem was THIS controller being mandatory for some games.

>>11884373 (OP)
What BE they thinking?

>>11884543
read the rest of the sentence and try again

>>11884373 (OP)
the videogame industry in the 80s, 90s, maybe early 2000s was essentially being run by kids in adult bodies
investors saw that videogames were making money so they threw money at some of those computer kids that told them they could definitely make a videogame
and that's a good thing!
the industry getting increasingly more professional and streamlined and focused and scientific and results oriented gave us the field of slop we have today

>>11884376
I read this in Jerry Seinfeld's voice.

>>11884483
this one looks better