cireza
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The good answer depends on what is meant to be used the most on your controller. When you pick a controller, your thumbs tend to be rather high (natural position, no effort).
On an Xbox controller, it means that you left thumb is aligned with the stick, and your right thumb with the buttons. Do you make more use of the left stick than the d-pad ? Yes. Do you make more use of the right stick than the buttons ? Depends on the game I would say, but overall, yes.
So the Xbox positioning is probably the best. I still really like Wii U positioning , it works also very well, and symmetrical is actually not bad either.
However, PS positioning is just plain bad, way too low, way too close.
On an Xbox controller, it means that you left thumb is aligned with the stick, and your right thumb with the buttons. Do you make more use of the left stick than the d-pad ? Yes. Do you make more use of the right stick than the buttons ? Depends on the game I would say, but overall, yes.
So the Xbox positioning is probably the best. I still really like Wii U positioning , it works also very well, and symmetrical is actually not bad either.
However, PS positioning is just plain bad, way too low, way too close.
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