[MWeston]

http://www.youtube.c...h?v=GsclXxxjxVg

[Vorporeal]

Amazing. SO awesome.

I just wish the video quality was a bit better. Oh well, it's still a great milestone.

This post has been edited by Vorporeal: 07 August 2009 - 09:41 PM

[(naw)mcx]

Excellent.

[TheRain]

This is SO awesome! it looks like it works really well!

[Dragons_Slayer]

Yeah, really looks cool, can't wait to try it myself, it's been a long time since I played a shooter with analog sticks. I wonder if I'm still good at it...

[fiori_musicali]

It's great to finally see the analog nubs in real action. Granted that they look high quality on the outside, I'm still positively surprised by how well they seem to function. Kudos to the team.

[fischju2000]

*Is now officially excited for the Pandora again*

[Pickle]

This is the same code from quake 1/2 if anyone was curious using pnd_event stuff I uploaded, so it seems to be working pretty good in all the quakes. Although we had to make some small changes for quake3.

That cracked me up when the lid fell down :D

[Prometheus]

Great stuff - many thanks, Cpasjuste (and thanks to MWeston for posting the link, too). :D

The nubs look like they work really smoothly, just as I was hoping.

[Ralph]

Looks smoother than a smooth thing covered in baby oil

[Sphinxter]

Smooth, very smooth.

[bustaballs]

It's looking nice. I'd hate to play Q3 like that though. I remember trying to play Q3 on DC with the controller and getting owned. For slow paced shooters, nubs are acceptable (but still not ideal) but for fast paced shooters like Quake 3, it'll be tough to do.

[Gruso]

Oh my that looks fun.

[Pickle]

I believe this is the second revsion firmware too, not the latest and greatest, but mweston can confirm

[MDave]

Looking pretty solid! I did notice something though, I think I saw the view kind of flick very fast to one side, like you almost did a 180 turn in a microsecond sometimes :P Keep up the good work!