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(03-12-2008,
11:36 PM)
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#201
Originally Posted by DKnight:
Or they might just hate the way that Sony designed the controller ever since DS1...I believe that the only universally hated thing is the triggers. Those who like it got used to it, but that doesnt make it good. I've always hated that the analog sticks were next to each other, it only really worked for Gran Turismo and Twisted Metal. The 360 controller, at least for me, fits perfectly in people's hands. |
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(03-12-2008,
11:42 PM)
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#205
Originally Posted by Shins:
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(03-12-2008,
11:50 PM)
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#208
Why is this thread still open ?
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Banned
(03-12-2008,
11:58 PM)
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#212
Originally Posted by JayDub:
So you've got severed hands from OTHER people you fit the 360 controller into? Or have your dog and cat complained that they can't play fight night properly with the 360 controller? |
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Member
(03-12-2008,
11:58 PM)
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#213
I honesty prefer the 360's face buttons as well, no mushy analog buttons that were always a bad idea to start with.
Since, the majority of quality games this gen. use both the sticks and triggers then the 360 easily wins, they're two areas that are still lacking on the sixaxis. |
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Banned
(03-12-2008,
11:59 PM)
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#214
For general usage the 360 controller is far ahead of the dual sh
For a few specifics though, the DS is the better choice (DMC4, PES come to mind), mainly because the 360 dpad is so unbelievably shitty, it makes tubgirl look like a wholesome, clean lady you'd take for dinner with your parents. Seriously, I was trying the Bloody Palace with Dante a few days ago, trying that nifty "real time style change" gimmick, but dear god, it would change for pretty much any style but the one I wanted... Oh, here comes that annoying plant dinosaur bitch, I better change to Trickster and get out of the way! GUNSLINGER! *activates missile pod, gets hit* And don't start with that "screwdriver mod" crap, because I sanded the borders so much they're almost paper thin by now, and it's super ineffective! |
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Banned
(03-13-2008,
12:04 AM)
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#215
Originally Posted by tha_con:
I have no problem playing the games on the ps3. That doesn't mean the controller appeals to me though. Last edited by Himuro : 03-13-2008 at 12:11 AM. |
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Banned
(03-13-2008,
12:06 AM)
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#216
Edit: ^ - DOuble negative wants to be triple (or single) negative.
I've always hated the DS. It's an SNES pad with 2 more triggers, and some shitty sticks, in a shitty position. I don't like the curves on the underside of the 360 pad, but it's miles beyond the DS3 and Classic Controller. I still love me my wavebirds, bean buttons and all. They should have just gotten the triggers right, and thrown on a larger dpad. |
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Member
(03-13-2008,
12:16 AM)
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#217
I can understand those that are used to the Dual Shock or prefer it. But the people (and there are many of you guys) that find the 360 controller "bulky" or "heavy" really need to take a good look at yourselves. No no, honestly, get some exercise or work out or...something. Geez.
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Member
(03-13-2008,
12:24 AM)
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#218
Originally Posted by SexConker:
Haha, thats funny. When I posted that, I actually read the mistake, but I was too lazy to edit it. Just hopin that people would skip over it, but I guess you're too smart for that. |
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Banned
(03-13-2008,
12:49 AM)
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#220
Originally Posted by Himuro:
Right. Maybe I should be more specific? I don't flip out, cry, complain, get hand cramps, stop playing, or compare controllers for the sake of superiority, one over the other. Hopefully that clears it up. |
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(03-13-2008,
12:52 AM)
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#222
Im one of the few who love the ps3 triggers. I love the way they sink in, and I never have problems with my fingers slipping off. I also prefer the sticks next to each other, rather then offset.
I really don't like the shoulder or trigger buttons on the 360 controller, and of course the dpad. The shape of the controller is great though. Overall, I would gladly play every game on either console with a ps3 controller. |
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(03-13-2008,
12:53 AM)
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#223
Originally Posted by antiloop:
You can buy a third party version on Ebay for pretty cheap, like this: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/New-Controller...ayphotohosting (No that's not my auction). ![]() |
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Member
(03-13-2008,
01:06 AM)
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#225
Bought DS3 & DMC4 for PS3 due to supposedly much better load times. That didn't turn out to be true. And, still prefer X360 controller more and miss out on meaningful achievements. Too late now.
Everyone complains about the X360 D-pad sucking, but PS1 / PS2 / PS3 aren't that much better. A true test would be playing a game like Street Fighter. In that case, they both fail miserably. |
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(03-13-2008,
03:24 AM)
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#226
Originally Posted by knitoe:
The 360 d-pad really is that bad though, when I'm playing Gears I want to push "up" on it to get grenades but when I do half the time I'll end up getting my pistol out which is set to "down"... the d-pad is a fucking mess. |
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(03-13-2008,
04:00 AM)
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#228
The triggers on the PS3 controller are just retarded, I don't know what they were thinking there, I feel like my fingers are going to slip off all the time. Also, the shape of the pad is just uncomfortable for my hands - it has been since the PSX. The point at which the "handles" meet the rest of the pad just cuts into my fingers after a long session. Dpad and buttons are good though much superior to the 360 pad, but overall I find the 360 pad much more comfortable to hold.
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Member
(03-13-2008,
04:11 AM)
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#231
the 360 controller 'feels' big to me.
I prefer the analog sticks in the DS position, because i like my d-pad up top. I use the 360 one to play PC games, but i far prefer the DS controllers. I'm a d-pad guy. GT: d-pad Fighters: d-pad applicable rpg's: d-pad menu's: d-pad My friends think I'm nuts to play GT with the d-pad, but then I own them. ![]() |
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Member
(03-13-2008,
04:44 AM)
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#234
Overall, I prefer the DS3 compared to the 360 controller. I just like how it's not as bulky as the 360 controller, and i like the buttons better. IMO, it's just got better button organization...there are a couple of things that need work though: vibration (they fixed that, yay) and trigger buttons among other things.
Anyways, I agree with OP |
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Member
(03-13-2008,
05:25 AM)
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#237
For about 8 years people swore the DS was the most bad ass pad out there, and now the 360 pad comes along and everyone starts saying the DS sucks and whatnot. It must've been pretty damn awful having to play for so long with such a shitty pad.
Another thing I'll never understand is the weight issues. The 360 pad must be the heaviest pad ever. Suddenly the Sixaxis is too light. Too light? Wtf?! It weighs as much as an NES pad, SNES pad, a Genesis pad, the best Saturn pad, etc. Suddenly these pads are all too light or too small? Well that's bullshit because the SNES pad kicked ass and still kicks ass. |
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(03-13-2008,
05:31 AM)
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#238
Originally Posted by keyrat:
It could just be that people wanted a change. As much as I love the controller, I do appreciate a bit of variety once in a while - and the 360 offers a great alternative. :)
Originally Posted by keyrat:
It's because the lack of weight represents what fans of the DS2 lost in the transition, and all the bullshit "oh, but rumble is a thing of the past" comments that surrounded it. I dont think I'd mind personally if they reduced the weight, had rumble support been maintained. All the better really. Last edited by Cataferal : 03-13-2008 at 05:35 AM. |
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(03-13-2008,
05:58 AM)
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#239
I swear I saw a picture of a Dual Shock gamepad from an E3 that was slated for the PS3 with the D-pad and the left analog stick placements switched into the more modern placement. If that was real, then I question why Sony didn't go with that more modern design.
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Member
(03-13-2008,
06:01 AM)
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#241
Originally Posted by antiloop:
Me too. I want sony to release it. Not with any bundles, just stand alone. People think its much bigger than it really is, too. |
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Member
(03-13-2008,
06:03 AM)
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#242
Originally Posted by Swifty:
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Member
(03-13-2008,
06:07 AM)
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#243
I like both the PS3 and 360 controllers. I have issues with both, like the 360 Dpad is garbage (even after shaving downthe sides it is shit) or the DS3 R2/L2 buttons (I hope those cap/covers solve the problem). I also like the position of analog sticks on the DS3 more than on the 360 pad. It is far more awkward for me to use the 360 (or gamecube, dreamcast, saturn 3d controller, etc...) dpad that than it is to use an analog stick in that position.
also, shame on Nintendo for making the best dpad since the Saturn and only using it on the Gameboy Micro. and while we are comparing tons of stuff, I think the Xbox s controller is better than the 360 controller, I wish I could use that on my 360. |
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Member
(03-13-2008,
06:20 AM)
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#248
There is no competion for me 360 pad pisses from a great height on the ds3. The sticks are so bad it makes playing games a nightmare. I finally got everyday shooter the other day and trying to shoot the twin sticks on that is beyound annoying they dont aim at all like the 360 sticks do makeing the game harder than it should be.
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Member
(03-13-2008,
06:20 AM)
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#249
Originally Posted by TEH-CJ:
No drop out, the triggers are slightly better in that they are more consistent in terms of pressing them down, and analog sticks are slightly better.
Originally Posted by Livin_Lovin:
While I doubt this is the actual reason, I guess that devs are lazy and told sony that they want to use the exact same control layout from the 360 on the PS3. I dont think it is a bad thing to have analog triggers, but the way sony went about it was all wrong. |