CableCho57
Smash Lord
A flathead works fine too. That's what I've been using for years
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i remember reading there's some changes (subtle i think) in the white GC controller. does anyone remember what they are?
I know the cord is longer
mad catz r so bad u cant even play brawl with them lol...lol no problem. I feel like an *** hole when I go into gamestop and ask if they have any, and I use this exact phrase, "nintendo brand gamecube controllers" only to get pointed 100% of the time to a bunch of third party controllers that are missing the logo or are mad cats >_>
Non-smashers just don't understand our dilemma =[
They form factor of the shell is a bit different. They may not alight with say an older black or indigo controller shell depending on the version of controller.i remember reading there's some changes (subtle i think) in the white GC controller. does anyone remember what they are?
I know the cord is longer
Get a tri wing screw driver, open up the controller.Sometimes my controllers L button makes it so I'm light shielding without pressing it. How do I fix this?
size shouldn't affect it. for the most part the cheapo brands do tend to lag pretty bad, but maybe not all?Does anyone know if buying higher end hdtvs (sony,samsung) are better than buying the cheaper kind? (coby,insignia,etc) for lag?
Also does the size of the tv effect lag at all?
either the tv has a game mode that reduces the lag or it doesn't. id assume higher end models are better but it could just be paying for a name.Does anyone know if buying higher end hdtvs (sony,samsung) are better than buying the cheaper kind? (coby,insignia,etc) for lag?
Also does the size of the tv effect lag at all?