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Yes he could, but tueidj does not like working with other devs and does not like sharing sources.
Even tueidj mentioned that he had to use someone else's code (with permission) for the bluetooth stack for wireless controllers. It's not an easy task.
After reading this
and thistueidj said:
i´m no longer hyped for that adapter.tueidj said:
That's a pity. Though those are still acceptable ranges. It's not like most games make use of more than a few levels of different speeds. Maybe camera movement uses more precision.
I noticed the limited ranges when playing Wind Waker (camera controlls too sensitive) and Mario Sunshine (general controlls too sensitive).
I don´t want to post the source, so that the AP trolls can chase off tueidj from that board too.
Yes, i revise my previous statement.
Yes, but wouldn´t it be nice to have the full original resolution of the GCN controller?
I thought so too, but tueidj said otherwise.
Hehe, i know at least 2 other boards where he can be contacted...but i don't wanna get off topic here
tueidj didn't stop posting here because of AP trolls, it was due to the GBATemp hacking that happened back in November or whenever.
That may be part of it, but he DID post some after that. I remember noticing that he added an avatar with the version change and assuming that he finally got around to it because he was fine with no avatar in the previous version but did not like the default, gender logo avatar from this version
Don't bet on it, Sony are known to keep the same fugly design for their controllers, analog stick at the bottom, the controller design isn't comfortable for the shape of the hands either, R1 and L1 buttons are hard to reach, at least the R2 and L2 were improved in the PS3, I'm not sure why they're sticking with this design all these years, not that Nintendo's controllers were any better (I'm looking at you N64 controller) but at least they got lucky with the NGC controller and I'm not ready to let go of it just yet.
The PS4 controller design has already been revealed and is final...
This isn't a design flaw but a preference. Currently of the controllers that I've used that had the dpad below the analog stick, ALL of them were sub par (GameCube, 360, 3DS). I am interested in the Wii U pro controller since it's Dpad is apparently the same size as the classic controller, but I've yet to test out the pro controller myself.
For Dualshock 1, 2, and 3 yes, but 4 looks to have considerably better ergonomics.
Not concerned about R1 and L1, but the R2 and L2 on the PS4 looks quite nice.
Most likely because the original PS3 controller prototype was TOO ergonomically different and therefore was scrapped after internet backdrift.
The only real issue with the N64 controller was that you couldn't use the dpad and analog stick with one thumb or face buttons and an analog stick with the other thumb, but that's most likely because the design predated the concept of having two individual analog sticks on both the left and right side.
Ergonomically the controller is awesome, but dear lord at that dpad...again, you try playing Nintendo Puzzle Collection with that thing. Also the shoulder buttons are too "tight"; that is it can be uncomfortable to hold down something like the R button for an extended period of time in a racing game that forces use of said button.
To be honest I haven't seen that one yet, not sure how Sony work but Nintendo DID change their "final" design for their Wii U controller before release.
The controller did suffer from other issues actually like a relatively sensitive analog stick and the fact the L button and Z button can NOT be used within the same game, anyway aside from the N64 Nintendo never really made a good design for a controller aside from the Gamecube and Wii U Pro controller, I admit the SNES controller wasn't all bad but was still too rectangular, which seems to be a thing for Nintendo consoles, the NES had a literary rectangular one and so did the Wii, even their handhelds are always rectangular with the exception of the GBA which shortly after was replaced with a square one (GB SP), I guess it's a matter of taste but I really don't see anyone preferring the rectangular shaped controllers over the NGC or Xbox 360 ones.
I agree about the dpad, to be honest the only controller I liked the dpad for is the Daulshock, it's the only thing I absolutely love about it, as for the shoulder buttons I don't mind them, sometimes being a bit tight is better than extremely sensitive like the shoulder buttons were on the Xbox controller (the original one not 360) and it's not too tight like the Dreamcast shoulder buttons, man playing games like Crazy Taxi was very tiring.
Has not been confirmed nor denied but considering even normal Wii homebrew can read from GC memory cards (see GCMM) I can't see why this wouldn't be implemented...
The Wii version, as of what has been currently announced, will ONLY support GC pads.
As of right now neither - it currently only supports USB controllers.
We had this discussion earlier and the conclusion is we came up with is "that's how crediar decided to do it"
I cannot comment on Quadforce since I do not follow its development and therefore I've no idea if crediar has said anything regarding it at all or not.
Do you mean the widescreen hack? If so then yes, in fact it's already been demonstrated on crediar's YouTube channel.
Considering Nintendon't at least currently only supports GC pads and USB controllers, you'd probably have better luck finding such a feature in Devolution.
That's a good point about the L and Z buttons, still it seems like a waste of a button, kinda like the "mode" button on the Mega Drive.
Glad to know someone else loves the design of the original GBA, if only it was chargeable and the screen was lit it would of been the best version of all three.
That's fine by me, I was not planning to use any other
Hmm... Seems like a waste of opportunities.
No I mean a patch/fix to fix games that suffer from heavy frame rate issues like Crash Bandicoot The Wrath of Cortex, the GCN version suffered from bad frame rate unlike the PS2 and Xbox versions, Devo added a patch to fix this issue taking advantage of the Wii hardware, if Quadforce was implemented too some games like Mario Kart Arcade GP 2 can benefit from that too, even Wii had some games with bad frame issues like Spider-Man Web of Shadows, a patch like this for the Wii U would be swill but that's for another topic
