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I loved the d-pad while playing Oblivion. It allowed me to hot-key 8 spells. Can't say I've used it for much else though. | |
The N-Gage was just ahead of its time. It was basically one of the first Smartphones,(there may have been others earlier, so please correct me if i'm wrong) which pretty much everyone has now. The Ouya isn't your daddies console. Whether or not it will fail is yet to be seen, but I predict that even if it fails, somewhere down the line all consoles will be like the Ouya, (Standardized OS, can play all games regardless of hardware or manufacturer) | |
'cause it looked like a spaceship, I bet | |
It's a hundred-dollar console that's being developed primarily in order to offer a cheap and affordable solution for gaming. I'd consider it as a decent "entry level" console for kids, for instance, or for undecided casual gamers. From what we know, it's primarily designed to run games along the lines of what you'll see on the iOS. A lot of free stuff, fairly cheap retail titles, lots of free-to-play titles. | |
It's a soldered down android board. How exactly are you going to upgrade it? | |
No it doesn't. It is not a comfortable controller for folks with large hands. OT: I'm glad they are making their controller better. The old one was just silly. | |
I've owned exactly one controller in which I used the Disc-style D-pad as a main control...and it eventually snapped off. Definitely go with an inline-cross. It's a much better design. | |
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Seems less like a d-pad and more like a REALLY shit analog stick. It's all one nearly flat lump of cheap plastic instead of 4 directional buttons. It's no wonder hardly any games have actions bound to the d-pad, and never are those actions important.