Hi Kai,
I suspect the square holes make it easier to walk in a straight line in
games such as Shades of Doom, Tank Commander and Sarah.
I noticed that too. Moving in a slight angle does take more effort.
The controller produces more resistance other than moving in the four
directions of forward, back, left and right.
And you know from Star Trek, Resistance is futile!
Phil
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From: "Kai" <[email protected]>
To: "Gamers Discussion list" <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, January 11, 2011 3:56 AM
Subject: [Audyssey] Logitech F310/510/710 Socket
Greetings list.
Recently I was discussing the fact that I really disliked how the Logitech
Rumblepad II used square sockets to mount its analog control sticks, and
furthermore that I was hoping the newer line of controllers would have
changed this.
I'm happy to note that, according to a blog from Logitech, such is the
case. The square design's been replaced with a circular one, as it
should've been in the first place; I really have no clue why they thought
a square design was acceptable.
Below is the link to the blog article (the relevant statement to this
effect is in one of the comments):
http://bit.ly/fMhDxV
Kai
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