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No need to replace it just yet...
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I grew up poor. What drift? I grew up on mouse and keyboard because a computer was also useful for schoolwork and it's not like it was a gaming PC anyway, it was really crappy but could play GTA San Andreas at 20 fps.
Keyboard and mouse cost like 5 euros a piece to replace, though I don't believe I ever needed to replace a keyboard.
Can't have drift if you don't have analog controls ¯_(ツ)_/¯ The pain I experienced as a kid was finding a PC controller, working a full day to get the thing working, only to realize it is complete ass, man did I respect console controllers after that.
I loved my gravis gamepad.
Oh man I remember that controller. There was a little stick you could screw into the d-pad that was a bit of help for some games, but it was all pain after a while
I grew up poor. What drift? And what mouse?
My NES and 6 games were absolutely fantastic in 1996, thank you very much
You bought a device dedicated to games when you were poor???
No, I was a child.
But should poor people not have video games? Lol