• rirotostichi
    • 4 years 9 months ago
    • Posts: 1842
    		 Those 2 buttons on each side of the controller...
    Are they all different buttons are are they 2 sets of the same buttons, 1 for left handers and the other for right handers?
    Because I was thinking; if my query is the case, then maybe, to resolve the breaking controller problem, an adaptor to use the Jaguar controllers could be made :) .
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    • pepsiru1es92
      • 4 years 9 months ago
      • Posts: 1142
      		 do they use the same system?

      I know the genesis, atari vcs, master system, etc use the same system.

      In the same way, the nes and snes controllers are electronically compatible.

      really depends if they're electronically compatible.
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      • Guild_Navigator
        • 4 years 8 months ago
        • Posts: 2009
        		 There's a reason it's usually picked as the worst controller of all time,the damn buttons break off very easily. You'd probably had better luck trying to adapt a Colecovision controller



        ...if you can find one.
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        • Siouxsie
          • 4 years 8 months ago
          • Posts: 1497
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          		 Emulate the system and play the handful of games available for it. :P
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          • rirotostichi
            • 4 years 8 months ago
            • Posts: 1842
            		 NO! True gamers don't emulate.

            Siouxsie wrote:
            Emulate the system and play the handful of games available for it. :P
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            • Siouxsie
              • 4 years 8 months ago
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              rirotostichi wrote:
              NO! True gamers don't emulate.

              Siouxsie wrote:
              Emulate the system and play the handful of games available for it. :P

              True gamers don't waste their time with such a craptacular system. :P:roll:
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              • System
                • 4 years 8 months ago
                • Posts: 74809
                Siouxsie wrote:
                rirotostichi wrote:
                NO! True gamers don't emulate.

                Siouxsie wrote:
                Emulate the system and play the handful of games available for it. :P

                True gamers don't waste their time with such a craptacular system. :P:roll:


                And they know how to quote properly.
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                • David12010
                  • 3 years 3 months ago
                  • Posts: 2
                  		 the original flex circuits in the atari 5200 controllers were faulty. You can buy rev 9 flex circuits and replace the originals or buy rebuilt ones off ebay, and they will work great. I have done both, there easy to rebuild. The 5200 did have some good games. I have a 4 port and a 2 port version and they work great. The 2 port is better it does not need that special rf switch the 4 port system required. The 4 port was the first version of the 5200, after there was a problem with the rf switch wich the power cable ran through, they decided to release a 2 port version with the traditional switch box rf switch and power port on the back of the system. After both of these problems, the Atari 5200 got a bad rap, Atari gave up on it and built the Atari 7800 wich was a improvement.
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