dpad

The problem is you can't run with the DPad.

Don't forget that the two touchpads can still be configured to work as dpad + buttons.

Touchscreens on a phone are definitely an improvement, you can do far more than before with the dpad on phones.

The controller looks pretty cool for sure, my biggest fear is the dpad though.

Turok from 1997 let you use the dpad for movement and stick to look/aim.

Only thing it lost is SD card support and the shitty dpad and I guess Blackberry integration.

The first emulator only had a dpad and a couple of buttons.

There's no feedback about whether or not I'm centered on the dpad for example.

Maybe try finding a 360-compatible controller with a good dpad?

It would take many hours to get used to dpad so I'm sticking to what I know, but it's definitely not ideal.

It would be fun to be able to load old GB games on my Android phone and tap the menus instead of navigating them with the DPad.

An adjacent thing I've always wanted is some kind of input device with a 9-way dpad that can be used for numpad-centric control schemes.

Can we ever make money on those platforms?" "When you're on TV, you need to use a DPad to laboriously type in a review.

I'm more of a "Dpad in the top left" kind of guy, but I want it to be clicky like on the Xbox controllers:( We'll see!