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Gravis Eliminator Aftershock Gamepad - FrostyTech.com Gravis Eliminator Aftershock Gamepad
Tue Oct 17, 2000 | 12:07A| PermaLink
"This game pad really made an impact on me. I haven't played Battlezone 2 in a long time, but now with this controller, I can't stop playing it unless I'm playing Crimson Skies. The pad feels perfect in your palms, the sticks are placed with precision. Speaking of precision, I also rarely used the precision buttons and even accidentally turned them on in the heat of play reducing the response of the stick tied to the button I hit. Almost everything about the ergonomics of the pad are splendid and I feel Gravis did a bang-up job on this unit. It feels like it is built well and has a three year warranty to back that up. I can't see a reason if you use Win98 or ME not to run out and pick up one of these at an estimated price of $39.95 US as it will make you take all those games that have been sitting on your shelf and breathe new life into them. Even if have a Mac or use Win2000 while lacking the force feedback it is still a very capable controller. This pad will be the benchmark! against which all pads I ever use will be judged, bravo."
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