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Right from the start the packaging is great, it really feels like Sega put out a product with the classic logos and everything. The wire is very thick and has a great length of 10ft, the buttons respond well but feel a little wobbly than I'm used to as in comparison to the SNES buttons that feel a lot more held together to the plastic shell and the Saturn d-pad feels wobbly as well and after a few rounds of Street Fighter 3 it may take a little time to accidentally stop pressing up for jump as its really sensitive. This comes into my question of were the original Saturn controllers built this way? I am wondering if maybe the black version might have given a better first impression because the black paint probably uses a slightly sturdier plastic.
I'll keep playing around with it when I can play Panzer Dragoon which is the game I bought this controller for to see if it feels more natural. Sorry this wasn't super in-depth but I wanted to give a more real hands on take on getting this today.