#PROPLAYER PS1 CONTROLLER PS3#

When I set up my button macros, I set up my L2 button to be a MP + MK, which allowed me to more easily execute Tiger Uppercut -> FADC -> F + HK -> Ultra:Īt the time, the MadCatz TE sticks (thank you Mark Julio) weren't as prevalent as they are today (the sticks were introduced when the Street Fighter series was rebooted with Street Fighter IV).

#PROPLAYER PS1 CONTROLLER PS3#

When I competed at Evo 2009 in vanilla (note, I am in no way pro), I mained Sagat and used a PS3 pad. These controllers allow players access to all of the buttons that are on an arcade stick (I'm using arcade here to indicate six-buttons as most sticks produced now have eight), as well as have two other readily-accessible buttons which can be mapped to macros which register more than one button press when pressed. map one button to 3 x K).īoth Xbox and PS3 controllers have eight buttons (not including 元, R3, Select or Start). Also, Evo rules (the standard for most tournaments in North America) state that you are allowed to use macro maps (e.g. They weren't considered 'real players' because it was felt that pads didn't provide an arcade-like experience.

Up until a few years ago, when playing almost any variation from the Street Fighter series on a console system, there was a slight to severe bias against players who didn't play on stick.

Proplayer ps1 controller