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[Video] These Bizarre Controllers Changed Gaming
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I have an old airflow controller from around 2004 that resembles a play station controller but there's a fan in the back & the grips are perforated so it blows air to cool your hands.
Japan always get's all the cool stuff…
Love linus love Anthony
There was a golf-club controller in the mid90s + the spaceOrb360.
I recall old 80's joysticks did not even have real switches, they just had bend metal-tabs, that would eventually fatigue.
Let Anthony do whatever he wants! I wanna see a "Hacking 101 with Anthony"
P5 Glove by Essential Reality. Enough said.
now i want to see a video on the PSX controller splitter. It took me HOURS to setup 8 controllers to play march madness…. like there was this complex plug in and out and unplug to get everything to ALL work at the same danm time. I actually figured out the proper seq to do and wrote it down.
At least Twisted metal was easy to setup with 4 controllers.
I can't believe he didn't mention the pc game pad screw in joy stick, that was my jam as a kid
I remember the sidewinder. I played Mechwarrior 3 with it. seriously why have Force feedback only gone backwards since then?
love tech history vids
Linus collab with RetroRGB when?
Still have my sidewinder gamepad, gameport version, where you could daisy chain up to 4 or these. Too bad there's no way to plug them on a modern computer, adapters won't work. It's one of my favorite controller of all time.
Nothing to say but commenting for the engagement as I'd like to see more of this kind of thing
I had the Turbo Touch 360 for Genesis and the touchpad was so bad lol
Button. BuTTon. buttON. BUttonnnn. Anyone think button is a funny word?
Anthony thinks it's cool, so cool it is
More Anthony retro gaming / OS content.
I will always watch an Anthony video.
I want that wu-tang controller
the dreamcast controllers hands down are the coolest ever. the memory cards had screens on them. and you could play games on the memory cards alone.
I always used the turbo touch, mostly for the turbo switch tho
I had a Turbo Touch 360 for Sega Genesis growing up. I mainly played the Sonic The Hedgehog games and Altered Beast. I remember absolutely loving it.
great work on this. would love to see more
I had the sidewinder freestyle and force feedback pro. All sidewinder stuff was good to great. But in the end you'd have it on the shelf more times than not.
I had a Sega Saturn and a Dreamcast and yeah, those were beeg controllers. I believe that the 3D Dreamcast controller came with Nights Into Dreams.
The VMU in the Saturn controller deserves a video of its own.
10:59 Re "faster input", indeed, and indeed the lack of tactile feedback would be a problem. That, is why I really love the (sadly discontinued) Steam Controller. With juuuuust the right custom settings it's my favorite 8-direction "d-pad" controller I have by far. Using touch for 8-direction input is super fast and with the controller shape quite ergonomic to, and with the well tuned haptic feedback of the Steam Controller, it's just plain fantastic. The default settings aren't great but seriously, if one spends some time to dial in the settings on a Stream Controller it can be fantastic for d-pad style input.
Who else used the Microsoft SideWinder controllers? The SideWinder Game Pad Pro (one of their earlier USB ones) had the mushiest D-Pad ever.
Home consoles started with analog sticks. Atari, Coleco, Odessy, Arcadia.
THE fact spinbikes/ rowers/ treadmills
haven’t become an Xbox/PlayStation norm CONTROLLER – no less/more than Rockstar in 🎸 –
indicts ALL gaming. Especially now.
Anthony is by far my favorite host, always watch an episode I see him on.
I miss the classic Intercooler original Xbox controller with cooling fans in the grips
I remember using something like a Space Orb 360 for PC games like Doom or Quake at some point in the 90s. Not sure if it was a space orb.. but similar. There was a vertical handle with buttons and a ball on top that you could rotate left or right, up or down and all the angle combinations. It made moves like jumping off ledges and turning around to shoot behind you pretty intuitive. Of course, keyboard and mouse has won the day in such games. But a fun memory.. and, yeah.. your hand would get quite a workout.
This video was so good why does it have so few views
Totally had a turbo touch 350 for sega. Played mutant league football.
Loved that the Sidewinder DualStrike got a cameo in there – it was my first PC game controller and weird as all heck. I kind of wish the idea caught on – it could have been genuinely great after a few iterations.
How did you fix your hair ? It looks great! I remember when u were balding bad
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