Logitech Dual Action Game Pad USB
The Logitech Dual Action Gamepad. . . is the ultimate precision instrument, whether you are going for the tackle, the kill, the gold or the finish line. The comfortable grip keeps you at the top of your game for hours of play, and the familiar design and layout of the action buttons and triggers will have you dominating in no time.…
PRICE $17.76
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Anonymous 9:48 pm on November 8, 2009 Permalink
I want to do this review fairly short. First, it is easy to install Gamepad and looks very promising. You have the easy PS2 feel, buffers dual analog and a comfortable fit. You can install the drivers or not. This is not really make a difference because Windows will recognize it.
The problem with this joystick is that it is not very durable. I bought and tested this controller with MVP Baseball 2005 and Need for Speed Underground 2. What happened, I had to take the controller back 3 times to have it replaced because the analog sticks would give or get stuck in a certain position. But in MVP Baseball, for example, you need the right stick to dive / slide with. Well, the analog stick stuck to the right in 2 of them I tried, so that eventually you leave your automatic start because you can not go to the ball when the player is immersed without no reason. Need for Speed, I found that the controller 1 when the left analog stick left, the cars were simply out of control.
There are many reviews online as I found that confirm that Logitech never addressed this controllers issues. Even Tech. Support told me I had to buy a controller bad when I asked each of them.
Be aware, once the analog stick goes, whether it is 2 days or 2 months, you can not calibrate it. The joystick is useless. I suggest you go with Nyko Gamepad AIRFLO's place. I had no problem with that.
Idalee 12:00 am on November 9, 2009 Permalink
Question:
Do you use joysticks that does not allow you to move in a straight line, allowing only a diagonal motion, because the directional pad is so screwed up?
Do you think the joysticks do not complete calibration or adjustment of sensitivity?
Do you like products that do not work, never work and should never be marketed by a company that does obviously not a flying flip whether or not their point effectively functions properly??
If yes, the Logitech Dual Action Gamepad MAY BE RIGHT FOR YOU!
I bought joysticks terrible in my time, but never. . . NEVER. . . I felt a platform that has caused so much frustration immediately. The controls are not even close to anything resembling accuracy. They are unresponsive, lag, and horribly loose. There is no way you can play any type of competition with this pad. There is no way you can do anything with this pad.
In fact, the day before when I bought this pad, I am so angry against his dysfunctionability I threw the mother to the floor and began to wail on her with a bat in baseball. As the circuit began to fly on my face in little bits and pieces, I realized. . . It was my destiny. My fate was to brutally destroy and conquer the Logitech Dual Action Gamepad. I wish I could kill every single model. I want to throw this beast back to the depths from whence he came.
Quite simply, this pad is a sin to humanity. I despise you, Logitech. I will never trust you or your breed society darkness of evil again.
Emele 2:32 am on November 9, 2009 Permalink
Just like what everyone says, but it does not seem that severe to me though. Played NFS: Underground and Prince of Persia with her when you move constantly on the analog button, you will not feel any difference. Only when you release the button off and suddenly your man began to walk by himself! Too bad Too bad, this could be the perfect joystick out there that looks like PlayStation controller. . .