Wow that screen display looks nice! Makes me remember when I used to play Game n' Watch games...
16 times a second?! Pfft! I could press a button twice that amount! Of course I'd need to use my wang for uh "tactile feedback" but it gets the job done. And no. They don't need to call me Mr. Higgins. Maybe Mr. Biggins will do. Heehee because I'm using my wang and...Ah you get it!
@eddienoteddy: You mean besides for the fact of its batshit crazy price? No thanks, I'll stick to my K750i seeing as I can talk in it! But if I were rich, then why not.
I found a Shooting Watch homebrew for DS a while back. I can do about 10.8 pps. Then, I'm as old as Takahashi was when he set his record so I guess I won't be winning any bullet hell shooter tournaments like him... (ha! Like I could anyway!)
100, damn im starting to feel my age. (30) LOL my friends used to call me "nes advantage" back in the day. when i used to play dbz on the snes, i always won the button mashing battles when kamehamehas would clash. and dont get me started on any type of track and field game :P
I can only really rip on button presses when I tense up my hand and forearm, stick out a single finger and let the vibrations ratatatatat on the button. It's not a particularly good method, since it pretty much requires a whole hand to press a single button, but some games really need you to wail on it.
That's why I was so pleased with the button-mashing bits in God Hand, like when you bend a demonic femme fatal over your knee and spank the ever-lovin' hell out of her - you could just slide your thumb over all the face buttons and get like a hundred strikes out of it. It looked sweet and it didn't contribute to early-onset arthritis.
At this rate, by my calculations, I'll be able to take him on when he turns 247 years old. Just you wait!!!
@Alienation: DBZ on the SNES is the game that taught me the vibration technique, but a friend and I both used it, which led to epic Kameha duels. Epic and painful.
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16 times a second?! Pfft! I could press a button twice that amount! Of course I'd need to use my wang for uh "tactile feedback" but it gets the job done. And no. They don't need to call me Mr. Higgins. Maybe Mr. Biggins will do. Heehee because I'm using my wang and...Ah you get it!
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On the other hand, my brother is loaded and it was a Christmas present from him :)
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damn that game is a classic. pure side scrolling goodness.
would love to see this franchise make comeback
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That's why I was so pleased with the button-mashing bits in God Hand, like when you bend a demonic femme fatal over your knee and spank the ever-lovin' hell out of her - you could just slide your thumb over all the face buttons and get like a hundred strikes out of it. It looked sweet and it didn't contribute to early-onset arthritis.
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That's why my friends never counter my Kamehamehas in the Dragon Ball Z series in SNES.
Maybe that's also the reason why they don't want me in our Mario Party sessions anymore.
Stupid friends not letting me play in my own house.
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@Alienation: DBZ on the SNES is the game that taught me the vibration technique, but a friend and I both used it, which led to epic Kameha duels. Epic and painful.