Now I'm considering getting one for a potential mechanics lesson (and possibly getting it working again) if/when it fails. I'm not totally sure it's worth the cost of $70, though with quality HOTASes being around $150, I'm leaning towards "yes".
An idea I was toying with today was the possibility of adapting E: D to be played with a piano keyboard (seeing as it's more buttons I need), but I suspect I'd need PC to try that, so that option's out.
An idea I was toying with today was the possibility of adapting E: D to be played with a piano keyboard (seeing as it's more buttons I need), but I suspect I'd need PC to try that, so that option's out.