Let's see we got a SNES pad, Wii sticks, Xbox One, PS4, what's maybe a custom N64 pad, Neo-Geo arcade controller (I think) and... not sure what the grey and blue one is?

Kuso_Teitoku said:

Let's see we got a SNES pad, Wii sticks, Xbox One, PS4, what's maybe a custom N64 pad, Neo-Geo arcade controller (I think) and... not sure what the grey and blue one is?

Sega Saturn maybe?

So Graf is the reason Iowa opening up to the admiral.

"Teach me your ways!"

Teach her how to play Sonic Adventure 2, Iowa.

Steak said:

"Teach me your ways!"

"This is the way."

ToastedWaffles said:

Sega Saturn maybe?

It's the controller that shipped with the first edition Sega Saturn in Japan. Later editions were more colorful and in the west, black.

ithekro said:

"This is the way."

The truth. And the Fist. For I... am the LORD OF TEKKEN!!

But Admiral plays something called 'Dead or Alive.'

Oh. Um, I'm kinda good at that too. Sort of. Maybe.

Iowa is already tatamized! AIIIEEEE

*training in video games montage

"I'll teach you! You just got to keep this secret from the Admiral, alright?!"
"Done!"

Kuso_Teitoku said:

Let's see we got a SNES pad, Wii sticks, Xbox One, PS4, what's maybe a custom N64 pad, Neo-Geo arcade controller (I think) and... not sure what the grey and blue one is?

The color scheme would indicate it's a Super Famicom controller instead of a SNES controller. SNES coloring would have made more sense though.

I have a feeling that Iowa will start having feelings for admiral when they will become gaming buddies.

I have a question for fighting game fans; how long does it take to master a character's move set? I had a brief exposure to fighting games as a kid, but gave up because of the complexity and dexterity involved.

Did I lack the aptitude or is it normal for there to be something of a learning curve? Days as opposed to hours of practice?

TheArtistManTrung said:

Teach her how to play Sonic Adventure 2, Iowa.

Skip game, raise Chao. Mission accomplished.

NWF_Renim said:

The color scheme would indicate it's a Super Famicom controller instead of a SNES controller. SNES coloring would have made more sense though.

It's still a SNES controller because in PAL regions the console and controllers looked the same as in Japan but named as SNES. But that's just silly semantics.

Kuso_Teitoku said:

Let's see we got a SNES pad, Wii sticks, Xbox One, PS4, what's maybe a custom N64 pad, Neo-Geo arcade controller (I think) and... not sure what the grey and blue one is?

Neo Geo controller would be entirely black and have 4 buttons, the stick in the picture seems to have 6 or 8 buttons which would be too many for a Neo Geo.