Evil Controllers - Evil D-Pad

Tempe, AZ. (November 2010) –  The launch of the Evil D-Pad happened officially on Saturday October 23 ^rd and the gamers demand for a reliable fuctioning D-Pad was met. The problem however, was that some gamers didn't know it. What the Evil D-Pad did was remove the axis-design typically used on a console controller to give each direction on the controller it's own proper button. It's an original design idea for a d-pad that hasn't been done by any other 3 ^rd party developer in the past.

The axis was removed to increase accuracy and reliablity. What alot of gamers strangely don't grasp is that most controllers, Microsoft's included, don't have dedicated diagonal buttons on their circuit boards. These boards only have the directions, Up, Down, Left and Right. To see what we mean, check out our attached image.

With the axis-design, diagonals are used by pressing down the angles which in turn hits two directions. While this was convenient for some gamers, it was also a painful practice to others. Gamers meaning to press just one direction could easily and accidently trigger two. This happened so often that Microsoft attempted to fix the problem with their 'transforming d-pad,' but with an axis connecting all of the buttons all of the time, the root of the problem remains.

What we've done with the Evil D-Pad is eliminate the axis design and in turn have removed directional accidents. Diagonals on an Evil D-Pad can only be done by intentionally pressing two directions at once in the same way a player would hit two buttons to activate a grab in Street Fighter, or hit two buttons in Marvel vs Capcom to switch out their characters. Activiating diagonals is as simple as it is on a traditonal d-pad, but without the room for failure found on the axis design.  

To learn more about our Evil D-Pads and the rest of our products go to EvilControllers.com and bare witness to the best and most accurate controllers in the industry.

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About Evil Controllers:

Evil Controllers is a controller modification company based out of Tempe, Arizona. Evil Controllers is one of the first companies to offer professional Rapid Fire and Fast Reload controller mods. Our controller mods are created to support the most popular franchises in the industry, covering a variety of genres. Evil Controllers is also popular for their cooperation with the Able Gamers. We create custom controllers for disabled gamers with button modification and relocation customization. Evil Controllers works hard to ensure that every gamer can have fun doing what they love, playing games.

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Press Contacts:

Jonah Coe

Director of Marketing

Phone: 480.968.6690

Email: Jonah @evilcontrollers.com

Lindsey Olson

Evil Ambassador of PR

Phone: 253.691.2539

Email: Lindsey@evilcontrollers.com

Carlos C Reyes   

Evil Ambassador of Social Media

Phone: 520.403.2589

Email: Carlos@evilcontrollers.com