gamepad game recommendation for nongamer

External Since: Jun 22, 2003 Posts: 96

All I needed was a USB hub, but the $23 deal came with a USB mouse and a
Propad8 gamepad. I don't own a game -- as far as I know -- that uses a
gamepad but I'm curious to see how they work. Any recommendations? I run
OS9.1 on an unaccelerated 8500 with a large monitor and Panther on a
400mhz Pismo powerbook. Don't need anything fancy or fast, just
something that demonstrates a gamepad.

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External Since: Sep 28, 2003 Posts: 55

Bob Ball <bobball.RemoveThis@chartermi.nope.net> wrote:

> All I needed was a USB hub, but the $23 deal came with a USB mouse and a
> Propad8 gamepad. I don't own a game -- as far as I know -- that uses a
> gamepad but I'm curious to see how they work. Any recommendations? I run
> OS9.1 on an unaccelerated 8500 with a large monitor and Panther on a
> 400mhz Pismo powerbook. Don't need anything fancy or fast, just
> something that demonstrates a gamepad.

iNES < <a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://emulation.net/nintendo/ines.sit.bin" target="_blank">http://emulation.net/nintendo/ines.sit.bin</a>> and any decent game's
ROM <http://vimm.net/> should do the trick.

You could also try Ambrosia Software's <http://www.ambrosiasw.com> Mars
Rising.

Regards,
Jamie Kahn Genet
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