Any good deals around on PS2 controllers?

[alfonsosoriano]

Don't mind what brand, if it's Sony or not, but any good deals on some good working controllers going around?

 

[PenguinMaster]

If there are any clash pads at your local EB, they should be $5 for a pair. They are pretty good controllers and have the optional ability to mess around with each other (switching/deactivating buttons, slowing response time, etc..)

Also preowned third-party controllers are $5.99 there, you may find a good brand.

 

[alfonsosoriano]

They only cost $5? I'll have to keep an eye out for them.

 

[doodle777_98]

I grab a mortal kombat edition for 10.00 and i love how fluid the analog stick is. Anyways i got it at gamecrazy

 

[mofo1115]

you can get a new retrocon controller at bestbuy for $4.24
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=6818045&type=product&id=1091102280924

 

[mr_pollock]

[quote name='mofo1115']you can get a new retrocon controller at bestbuy for $4.24
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=6818045&type=product&id=1091102280924[/QUOTE]


I must warn that the Retrocon is a very bad controller on the PS2.

On the other hand, when used on the PC (through a SuperJoyBox), it works well.

But for $4, what the hell. Go crazy and buy one!

 

[62t]

I would pick up a Dual Shock One since it works fine for a lot of games.

 

[alfonsosoriano]

[quote name='62t']I would pick up a Dual Shock One since it works fine for a lot of games.[/QUOTE]

Not for me, I'm a sports gamer, and alot of the games rely on pressure sensitive buttons.

Why do you say the Retrocon works bad on the PS2? I'm just curious.

 

[mr_pollock]

Worked like crap when I tried it with 3 different games (one being Taiko no Tatsujin 5 and the d-pad was very inconsistent in actually registering my pressing it).