Nes quickshot controller professional#

It might not actually come back to you like a real boomerang, but at least you donвЂ™t have the QuickShot Flight Gripbringing your gaming reputation down anymore. YouвЂ™re better off cutting the cord off and trying to use this piece of shit as a boomerang. YouвЂ™ll struggle to press the buttons, your hand will spill over the ends, and youвЂ™ll actually get hand cramps after a while of vigorous playing! I know I did! The autofire feature is a useless gimmicky selling point that does nothing to save this poopstick from complete and utter negative criticism.

The entire unit is extremely awkward and entirely useless.

Nes quickshot controller professional#

One of QuickShotвЂ™s taglines is: вЂњFor Professional Players,вЂќ but itвЂ™s obviously for suckers and idiots dumb enough to think this made games better or more enjoyable. I believe it was intended to better simulate playing games like Paperboy, or any motorcycle / flying game, but it literally shits all over your hands. I canвЂ™t figure out what the purpose of this shitty вЂњcontrollerвЂќ is. You press the directional button and it works, but it doesnвЂ™t feel like you pressed it hard enough or something. The tactile response on the d-pad is the same. Original NES Nintendo Entertainment System Controller Aus Pal NES-004E. QUICK SHOT MAVERICK 2 CONTROL STICK NINTENDO ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM QS-128N Brand. The round button facing the gamer doesnвЂ™t feel like itвЂ™s actually going to work when you press it, yet somehow it does. NINTENDO ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM QUICK SHOT STARFIGHTER 2 w CONTROLLER NES VGC. Joystick that plugged in to both ports and allowed 2 players to use the same controller. Similar to the QS-130F except the fire button is round, and it lacks auto-fire. I canвЂ™t find a single positive thing to say about the QuickShot Flight Grip. A joypad controller that resembles a handle bar. The entire thing is relatively small considering its intentions as a full-grip controller. Some controllers function well in the hands of a variety of people, and this is not one of them. IвЂ™ve come to the conclusion that this controller was not meant for adults. Furthermore, there are no markings on the controller to tell me which button is which! Believe me, this is an uncomfortable and awkward way to use that button. Unless you are a really tiny person (or maybe a child), youвЂ™ll end up pressing the backside button with the part of your index finger that touches your palm. The other button is located on the reverse side, which is intended for the playerвЂ™s right index finger. With one button located on the side facing the gamer, that one is intended for the playerвЂ™s right thumb. This black QuickShot Flight Grip controller has all of the same buttons as an original game pad, yet located вЂњergonomicallyвЂќ for ease of access to said buttons. Its intended function is to provide gamers with a new, realistic, and exciting gaming experience! The result is quite opposite. Along the lines of other QuickShot controllers, considering they made a large variety of these things, I stumbled upon my black, red, and blue QuickShot Flight Grip controller, also known as the QuickShot Handlebar controller. Recently I reviewed the NES QuickShot Joystick, which I found to be an unnecessary, yet sufficient, joystick controller for the Nintendo Entertainment System.