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Has society evolved past the need for d-pads?
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>>747535204
No.
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>>747535254
Alright then.
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>>747535204
we can just go back to L/R and games might end up better
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>>747535204
It is like the vestigial organ of game controllers
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>>747535204
Nope, and it's a shame all three major console makers can't make a good one now.
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If D pad is so good how come they haven't made E pad?
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>>747537176
it's called rumble
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>>747535204
Yeah It's called analog sticks but dpads got everything right from the start so they stuck around.
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Imagine navigating through menus with the analog. What kind of sick mind would ever do that.
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>>747535254
this.
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>>747537024
That would be the select button, the d-pad is still useful.
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>>747535254
FPBP
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>>747535204
Depends on gaym, 2D platformers and menu-heavy games? Still needed.
3D platformers, racers, action-heavy games? A second set of buttons would be infinitely more useful
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>>747535204
The NES pad is literally flawless
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>>747535204
It's not always necessary but it's nice to have when you need it.
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>>747535204
You need them to play 2d fighting games
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>>747535204
D-pad is for hotkeys now



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