Fixing a problem that’s existed since the PS2 version
 
 

PS2 version’s crappy deadzones

For those who don’t know, the PS2’s Dualshock 2 controller had *terrible* sticks, and was extremely prone to wobbling and loosening up. To compensate for this, when porting to the PS2, Capcom gave the aiming mechanics a MASSIVE deadzone, nearly half of the stick’s range, making precise aiming with a controller much more difficult than on the GCN version.
 
 
This deadzone has persisted in every other port of the game to date, with the sole exception of the Wii version, which was likely based more closely on the GCN version.
 
 
I’ve made a config that uses the anti-deadzone feature of Steam Controller Config to address this — Simply load up this controller config, map the buttons for your controller (I use a Gamecube controller, so you will want to change the buttons!)
 
 
With this config, the aiming will respond to minute movements of the joystick, rather than ignoring them completely, which will make finer, precise aiming much easier, matching the GCN’s response. Enjoy!
 
 
steam://controllerconfig/254700/2740264452
 
 

 
 
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