The fun isn't the ink shooting, it's the part where youPokun wrote:on the other hand I don't see what's so fun about multiplayer only ink shooting
Yup... I had two Mad-Catz GameCube controllers where the control stick was all plastic except for a little rubber grip on top. They fell of ages ago, so all the was left was flat rounded plastic, and you couldn't grip it at all. Whenever I'd play Super Monkey Ball with friends, I'd make sure not to get those controllers. (Definitely not the game where you want a bad control stick. ) An even worse one I can think of, is a YOBO GameCube controller where the dead zone of the control stick was about the entire width (you couldn't walk in Super Smash Bros) and you needed to ram your thumb against the buttons in to get them to work.Pokun wrote:Except that third-party controllers more often than not are of very bad quality compared to Nintendo's.
Control sticks are not third party controllers' strong suit... My friend would always give me this crappy GameStop branded PS2 controller where you couldn't press the sticks in unless they were perfectly upright, because of how high they put the plastic surrounding it. I really want to know if the manufacturers of these even tried played a game with them...