oyama82
New member
I need your help if you have the same problem.
I had on my ''cab'' 2 seimitsus LS-32 clones(chinese Zippy brand)which they worked great,but I decided to replace them with the happ competitions because I like the american style joysticks more,in my country we used to have them also along with the japanese styles.
The joysticks arrived today (from a well known usa vendor)and I succesfully installed them,great feeling,I love them when they re-center,I felt extra hyped.
I played a couple of games like r-type,phoenix,wonderboy,tetris,shinobi until I started playing my favorite fighting,KOF 2002.
Then things went tragic here, I couldnt execute the moves as I want and most of the times the joysticks didnt obey my commands(for the special moves,not the simple movements).I put sf2 turbo,same results,bad executions on special moves
with the seimitsu knockoffs I didnt have that problem,actually I was playing almost perfect with them and had no problems.and I am many years into fighting games,since I was a young boy and have been playing fighting games in arcades in china many times with some serious players there.
So do really competitions suck for fighting games,or am I so stupid that I cant handle them and they just need time to get used to them?
I had on my ''cab'' 2 seimitsus LS-32 clones(chinese Zippy brand)which they worked great,but I decided to replace them with the happ competitions because I like the american style joysticks more,in my country we used to have them also along with the japanese styles.
The joysticks arrived today (from a well known usa vendor)and I succesfully installed them,great feeling,I love them when they re-center,I felt extra hyped.
I played a couple of games like r-type,phoenix,wonderboy,tetris,shinobi until I started playing my favorite fighting,KOF 2002.
Then things went tragic here, I couldnt execute the moves as I want and most of the times the joysticks didnt obey my commands(for the special moves,not the simple movements).I put sf2 turbo,same results,bad executions on special moves
with the seimitsu knockoffs I didnt have that problem,actually I was playing almost perfect with them and had no problems.and I am many years into fighting games,since I was a young boy and have been playing fighting games in arcades in china many times with some serious players there.
So do really competitions suck for fighting games,or am I so stupid that I cant handle them and they just need time to get used to them?