a little embarrassed asking this, but what is a joypad?
ProjectNatalFan
i feel there's a lot of sarcasm in this (especially when you read the username), but whatever: joypad is another name for controller. it's the evolution of a joystick, that got this name because the atari 2600's controller was basically a stick with buttons. controllers now are flat, so they're called "pads" rather than "sticks".
a little embarrassed asking this, but what is a joypad?
ProjectNatalFan
Natal has completely consumed you. Joypad is a tool from the future, it has what is called buttons, it has a unique ability to control what on ur screen when you play games, and dun ask me what a game is.
[QUOTE="Diviniuz"][QUOTE="WilliamRLBaker"] While I was right in the assertion if you talk to any competitive arcade fighter player or competitive fps player they will all say input methods have perceivable levels of lag at the level of difficulty and speed and sheer practice they play at. Aren't you just stating that input controller speed is important? I think that was an overall given. I don't think the person you were talking to was contesting that, he was just stating that input controller lag hasn't been a major issue with game controllers. The majority games on this console do not have this issue. no, if you talk to any competitive FPS player original ballmouse compared to say optical or even laser mice lag is a problem the same thing with competitive arcade fighters gamepad analog vs digital and arcade sticks with mechanical switches...etc
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