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Capcom controller for the genesis!

Jedi Master Thrash - Aug 27, 2004

		Jedi Master Thrash		Aug 27, 2004
			I didn't even know this existed, but I just found it at a game crazy. It's the capcom soldier pad GS for the sega genesis. When I first saw it, I thought it was a 3DO controller since that was the only system I knew they made this pad for. I can't find it on e-bay at all, and there's only two hits on google for it: http://www.geocities.com/spilskinanke2097/...snes-... http://www.evg2000.com/html/Genesishw.htm... I wonder how much it's worth. JMT.

		Cloud121		Aug 27, 2004
			When Capcom first released it, it was $9.95 + $1.50 shipping and handling. I had never heard of it, until I bought Super Street Fighter II back in April. There's an order form for it in the back of the instruction manual. I didn't know there was an SFC version... The 3DO version was the only one that really sold at all. That's why it seen so much for that system, as opposed to the MD/Genny and SFC.

		Zziggy00		Aug 28, 2004
			I was actually tempted to buy one at a local game store less than a month ago, I'd never seen one before that....didn't do it as i didn't see how practical it would be...how's it work? comfortable?

		Cloud121		Aug 28, 2004
			I hear it's very very comfortable to use. I might get one sometime.

		schi0249		Aug 28, 2004
			I just saw this today at my local videogame store. Is it rare enough that it sells for more? I should maybe pick it up.

		Jedi Master Thrash		Aug 29, 2004
			It's very comfortable and natural. I actually always hold my controller such that my fingers (index, middle, ring) are on the A-B-C buttons rather than "thumb"ing them. This makes it far easier and faster to pull off button combos. The Capcom controller makes it more ergonomic to use it in this fashion. The only downside is no auto-fire, but that doesn't matter for fighters anway, which is where you'll get the most benefit from it. I haven't played with it enough yet to give a good opinion though. But I really like the "gun-handle" way of doing the D-pad with your left thumb. Just feels better. It doesn't seem to be as rare as I thought I guess, if all of you have seen one. I don't think I'd give mine up anyway, even if it was worth much. I just figured since I've never seen it before, and it's not on e-bay, that it might be rare. Ash.

		vanadium77		Sep 3, 2004
			These are pretty easy to find on Yahoo! Japan.