Just a clarification, I mean for DOS, not Windows.
Cheers,
Rita Graça.
My DOS machine: MS-DOS 6.22, Pentium MMX 200MHz, 64MB RAM, AWE64 Gold, 4GB HD, Philips 19" CRT, 3"1/2 Floppy, CDROM, Parallel ZIP, ThrustMaster FLCS+TQL+Elite.
Gravis Gamepad Pro
wrote:Gravis Gamepad Pro
Do all buttons work under DOS?
Cheers,
Rita Graça.
My DOS machine: MS-DOS 6.22, Pentium MMX 200MHz, 64MB RAM, AWE64 Gold, 4GB HD, Philips 19" CRT, 3"1/2 Floppy, CDROM, Parallel ZIP, ThrustMaster FLCS+TQL+Elite.
Does anyone know if the first-generation Microsoft SideWinder gamepad works under DOS?
Cheers,
Rita Graça.
My DOS machine: MS-DOS 6.22, Pentium MMX 200MHz, 64MB RAM, AWE64 Gold, 4GB HD, Philips 19" CRT, 3"1/2 Floppy, CDROM, Parallel ZIP, ThrustMaster FLCS+TQL+Elite.
nope, it does not
If recall rigth dos only allow for 4 buttons
SideWinder game pads and USB game pads take look here http://bretjohnson.us/
wrote:If recall rigth dos only allow for 4 buttons
Gravis Gamepad Pro had GrIP which expanded support to 10 though few games supported it
wrote:wrote:If recall rigth dos only allow for 4 buttons
Gravis Gamepad Pro had GrIP which expanded support to 10 though few games supported it
Was the Xterminator (or other late Gravis gameport pads) compatible with GrIP too, or just the pro?
Quickshot Command Pad (6-Button Pad):
It's my favourite, not out of choice, but through accessibility : I happen to get only this with my "pocket money" those days. And liked it from the start.
Later when I got my Super Street Fighter II Turbo - DOS CD game, I remember all buttons were used properly. I remember this because, I assigned each button like the Sega Genesis' default button configuration for SF2:SCE (Special Champon Edition), i.e. A=LP, B=MP, X=HP, C=LK, D=MK, Y=HK (where P=Punch, K=Kick, L,M,H=Low,Mid,High respectively).
I also remember all buttons were working in Mortal Kombat 3 - Dos CD game.
Can either choose 6-Button mode or 4 + 2 Turbo/Auto-Fire button mode.
wrote:Quickshot Command Pad (6-Button Pad): […]
Quickshot Command Pad (6-Button Pad):
It's my favourite, not out of choice, but through accessibility : I happen to get only this with my "pocket money" those days. And liked it from the start.
Later when I got my Super Street Fighter II Turbo - DOS CD game, I remember all buttons were used properly. I remember this because, I assigned each button like the Sega Genesis' default button configuration for SF2:SCE (Special Champon Edition), i.e. A=LP, B=MP, X=HP, C=LK, D=MK, Y=HK (where P=Punch, K=Kick, L,M,H=Low,Mid,High respectively).
I also remember all buttons were working in Mortal Kombat 3 - Dos CD game.
Can either choose 6-Button mode or 4 + 2 Turbo/Auto-Fire button mode.
That one seems pretty cool!
Does it need any drivers to work under DOS?
Cheers,
Rita Graça.
My DOS machine: MS-DOS 6.22, Pentium MMX 200MHz, 64MB RAM, AWE64 Gold, 4GB HD, Philips 19" CRT, 3"1/2 Floppy, CDROM, Parallel ZIP, ThrustMaster FLCS+TQL+Elite.
wrote:Quickshot Command Pad (6-Button Pad): […]
Quickshot Command Pad (6-Button Pad):
It's my favourite, not out of choice, but through accessibility : I happen to get only this with my "pocket money" those days. And liked it from the start.
Looks nice! I saw your post and searched for that on ebay, and found one. It's the same but in black color. It's listed as seller refurbished, but untested. I Bought it for 3 GBP... I hope it works.... 😀
No, it does not require any drivers. Just plug it in and good to go.
Logitech Cyberman 2 for serial. Let the flame wars begin! 😀 Mouse Systems Gamepad for game port.
Will pay $$$ for:
caching ISA I/O-IDE controller
PM me for my list of trade-ables...
