Actually yes I do. I’d just forgotten there was a built in clip.
a lot of controllers I used had a worn out clip that didn’t grip the cable anymore
I wonder how the RetroBit Dreamcast controllers are gonna handle that, if and when they ever come out.
Been thinking about getting an ODE for my Dreamcast, for kicks, because the chainsaw noise of the disc drive is always worrying. Eliminating that would be nice.
Finding a way to use a VMU without it screaming at startup (or constantly replacing batteries) would be nice, too.
huhhhh, all of mine are exceptionally grippy, fair enough then!
the vent on the ear is a great touch
hey, uh, what the fuck
Sorry, is this weird enough to require spoilerage? My internal reckoning for that sort of thing is completely fucked.
not at all I am just asking the question lmao
follow-up do you have a .stl file I’ve got a couple of wavebirds to sacrifice
Custom startup sequence where all the little notes are replaced with various snuffling pig sounds, ending with a big OINK
Further searching has revealed that this is a digital edit, this being the unmodified original image:

I want this to be something I can touch so bad
Control panel that was used with Golfing Greats 2. It looks like Golfing Greats 1 also had the golf ball part but not the buttons split in half!
it is with a heavy heart that I must note that based on the advice of many, many trackball people, some of whom I even trust, I’ve now tried the “human face slime lubricant” on the trackball and the improvement in ball feel and stiction is, indeed, immeasurable ![]()
the blob version of that emoji makes it so much more perverted looking jfc
I love my trackball mouse, but I swear to god every 10th click or so the mouse gets “stuck,” and I gotta physically pry up the left mouse button. It’s apparently a common issue with these Logitech mice, and it sucks.
so, uh, googling that phrase doesn’t turn up anything… what is this lubricant? i’m imagining rolling it on my face to collect sebum or getting out the squalane dropper



