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7 | 46.67% |
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Logitech Dual Action vs. Attack 3
I'd like to know what other people have to say about providing a choice between getting 2 Logitech Dual Action Gamepads instead of getting 2 Logitech Attack 3 Joysticks (for rookie teams).
Dual Action 12 buttons 8 Direction D-pad 2 self centering 2-axis Joysticks More common used in most video game systems. Attack 3 11 Buttons 1 self centering 2-axis Joystick 1 1-axis non self centering switch Less Common used in aeronautics and aeronautic games. 
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