The Fantasy pad from Frontech features the patented silver-black two-tone colour finish. The handles are too close to each other and rather too big. The D-pad has a good tactile feel and quick response. The buttons are not properly laid and the analog sticks are placed very close to them. The analog sticks are over rubberised, making them sticky and uncomfortable when used for long periods. The four shoulder-mounted trigger but-tons are too loose and very tacky. A mode button toggles the game pad between analog and dig-ital mode. A small LED just above the mode button indicates the operating mode. To install the pad, plug into a USB port and load the accompanying driver. The pad can be cali-brated through the game controller options in the control panel. The JIL-1736 is flawed and certainly not worth any serious gamer’s attention, even at Rs 850...
The Fantasy pad from Frontech features the patented silver-black two-tone colour finish. The handles are too close to each other and rather too big. The D-pad has a good tactile feel and quick response. The buttons are not properly laid and the analog sticks are placed very close to them. The analog sticks are over rubberised, making them sticky and uncomfortable when used for long periods. The four shoulder-mounted trigger but-tons are too loose and very tacky. A mode button toggles the game pad between analog and dig-ital mode. A small LED just above the mode button indicates the operating mode. To install the pad, plug into a USB port and load the accompanying driver. The pad can be cali-brated through the game controller options in the control panel. The JIL-1736 is flawed and certainly not worth any serious gamer’s attention, even at Rs 850...
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