A console style controller that can plug into your computer.

If I were you I'd try to find one that has both a d pad and an analog stick, but if you want one just for 3D games you should try and get one of the Xbox or Playstation style controllers, I don't know if they'll work with emulators though.

oh ok, i know what you mean now, one of my friends uses it for emulators, i'll ask about it.

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Such an awesome game, and what a soundtrack!

Halo 3 FTW! :D

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Loving this game at the moment :D

I just beat Super Mario World on SNES, and I had a question for anybody else who owns or has played the game. When you're in Bowser's castle you first choose door 1, 2, 3, or 4. After beating that part, you choose door 5, 6, 7, or 8. Finally, you enter a dark room that bridges the gap to Bowser. In this dark room - at least for my cartridge - the frame rate drops and these random boxes start popping up (keys, "p" balloons, etc) and if one appears on you it kills you instantly. One box popped up and knocked me through the solid ground off the screen (death), which shouldn't be possible. Is this supposed to happen, or is it a glitch in my cartridge? It seems like it is worse now than when I played it as a kid in the mid-90s. Anyone?

I like this game, but it gets old pretty quickly. Soundtrack is probably the best part.

Yeah, it's something wrong with your cartridge.

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Found it in my Dad's garage, decided to boot the ****er up.


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Yahtzee's right, better than GTA IV.

Speaking of GTA IV, what big improvements does it make over San Andreas exactly?