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4 hours ago, Shawn said:

 

The YT algorithm has nothing to do with it. Your content isn't worth while and is of below minimum production value so nobody watches. It's really that simple.

I appreciate all of my supporters' output and that makes me want to step up my game, so to speak, but also I thought that I might have something good going if I developed more rounded-off talent if I develop more skills like doing all of those series, but yes I can always work on my game to fine tune it to make it better.

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We all wanted self centering sticks BITD, but sadly it never happened.  Only downside today is Kaboom and Super Breakout will pretty much be unplayable.

 

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1 minute ago, 0078265317 said:

Why one big fire button on the sides instead of two like the original?

The original had 4 total fire buttons (two on each side), but only two different functions among them. This has two total buttons with the same total of two functions, just like the Atari 7800 controller. I did things this way to simplify design and so that I could use bigger, better internals.

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2 minutes ago, Lucas Lac124 said:

The original had 4 total fire buttons (two on each side), but only two different functions among them. This has two total buttons with the same total of two functions, just like the Atari 7800 controller. I did things this way to simplify design and so that I could use bigger, better internals.

Then why didn't they do this originally?  This would of been better back then.  Maybe these will be apart of the next flashback.

2 hours ago, Lucas Lac124 said:

Work on the controller has resumed...

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I'll update further in the coming months.

Hey that’s a great design!!! I love how she’s coming along, a 5200 design with 7800-style fire button configuration, owning both I kinda like this design better than the OG top/bottom twin fire button design myself knowing you can utilize more tactile reacting microswitch-style buttons rather than flex circuitry for more reliability.

19 hours ago, CPUWIZ said:

 

Left and right handed people.

What does left and right hand use to do with it?  They are all the same buttons.  And this new version will affect if not the same layout?  Or for a leftie like me it's fine?

3 hours ago, 0078265317 said:

What does left and right hand use to do with it?  They are all the same buttons.  And this new version will affect if not the same layout?  Or for a leftie like me it's fine?

 

Grip and finger position, some people use the top, some the bottom?

On 6/15/2024 at 9:23 PM, 0078265317 said:

What does left and right hand use to do with it?  They are all the same buttons.  And this new version will affect if not the same layout?  Or for a leftie like me it's fine?

@CPUWIZ already touched on this. But the original controllers had both functions buttons on each side so that left or right handed could use the controller more easily for them. I am actually right handed and play with the controller that way, but due to how I hold it, is it easier for me to use the thumb on my left hand for the top button fire on the left side while I use my left index finger to press the bottom fire button on the right hand side. A left handed person would do the same but swap this out as better for them. 

 

So it was made for either left or right handed folks. This configuration that @Lucas Lac124 has created is more in line with the 7800 Pro-line controller. I wouldn't have any issue with this but it would be a learning curve for those used to having a particular fire button function always being on one side for them due to how they hold the controller. Now that fire button layout is static. I assume bottom fire is on the left and top fire on the right?

 

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On 6/14/2024 at 10:35 PM, 0078265317 said:

Then why didn't they do this originally?  This would of been better back then.  Maybe these will be apart of the next flashback.

Atari did exactly this with the ProLine joystick, and it's one of the most hated controllers in all of gaming. Because independent fire buttons on opposite sides of an underhand-held controller that torques around in your hand is a carpal tunnel nightmare.

 

Anyway, with the 5200 controller, it was so you could use both buttons with your thumb, or at least offer the ability to do so. There is a pair on either side for right- or left-handed people.

 

 

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