Nintendo Controller Discussion

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superchunk on 09 August 2009

elmerion said:
I mean in the videogames industry...

oh, then you're still off, its more than 30 years since they launched this:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_TV_Game_6

lol

OT: Yep Ninty's controllers have pushed the whole game industry in all areas; console, handheld, and pc. (pc obviously for gamepads not k/m)

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kylohk on 09 August 2009

Yup, Nintendo has been the first to think of new controller designs for more than 10 years now. As for this gen, I'd give an arm and a leg or a Wii Remote with buttons of different colours.

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d21lewis on 09 August 2009

In terms of controllers, Nintendo has always been the leader in innovation. I love all of their controllers. I sorta want to buy a Virtual Boy just because the controller looked sweet.

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elmerion on 09 August 2009

Wow that N64 controller looks great, im going to take a photo of my Stealth SNES controller, i cant find any online

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sguy78 on 09 August 2009

elmerion said:
I mean in the videogames industry...

Then more like 30 years.

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megaman79 on 09 August 2009

ok, why don't snes vc games work on a wiimote when genesis games do? Its stupid, thats why.

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