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@Viceroy, why dont you buy 9pin joys with that adaptor ? Guys in the thread (the link I posted above)
Links all over ? Which one ? |
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Yeah but which link ?
there's loads and the first link is dead ! |
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http://www.vesalia.de/
Search for '4-player' and you'll find '4-Player Parallel Adapter for Amiga (can also be used with PCs, parallel port required)' (this item has no product page, so no direct link possible). |
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Well i took the plunge and bought a Competition Pro joystick (USB)
and i have to say i'm absolutely delighted with it ! Works great with Winuae & Spectulator ! Well happy ! |
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what about delay?
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Exactly !
What Delay ? No Delay Here ! |
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It IS there. But it's ok if you don't notice/care about it.
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I bought some USB ones a year ago or so (don't remember what site), and they both broke within a week. I'm not *that* heavy handed, either
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Probably a bad snap ring for the metal shaft. Anyway, i can't confirm this issue (have a first edition stick), but read about it.
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Just played Turrican II !
and i cant see any delay ,so im happy with this ! |
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This is running Winuae on Windows 7 ?
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It's more a cheap USB electronic/firmware problem. Not Windows related.
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Where did you get it, Viceroy?
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I have now played 5 games !
There is no delay on here ! Play.com £12.99 Well Chuffed ! |
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Thanks for the info, Viceroy!
Hmm, I must investigate this... Edit: Was it the SPEEDLINK SL-6603 Amiga Classix Diamond Edition + Competition Pro USB Joystick here? Customer reviews are favourable, e.g. "The controls are good and responsive", "The directional movement is very responsive" and "The main two buttons are also very responsive". But if it was, then that's the same one I bought (and from the same place) and mine does have the lag. If the lag is gone from the one they're selling now, then it must be the long-awaited 3rd Edition! Last edited by prowler; 20 August 2009 at 21:42. |
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You can expect this in every game which needs fast stick movements/button triggers (e.g. action games, platformer, shmups..).
You can also test it in the game controller preferences in Windows, where you can test the axes/all buttons. Press the buttons/move the stick as fast as you can. The buttons press should give you a permanent red flashing. With the CP USB you notice some fluctuations. Just like in the stick movements with the cross. I've compared this with my Sega Saturn USB pad, no lags. |
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