rocketpig on 01 October 2008
| MikeB said: @ RocketPig No controller is going to be perfect. For the few games that require symmetrical movement with both analogs, the DS would work better. The thing is, those games are about one in a million. For the vast majority of games, it makes far more sense to put the left analog where your thumb rests naturally.  I think you mean the right stick as it's much closer to the thumb's MLPP and thus should allow for more range of movement (moving the stick around in circles). |
No, I mean the left stick. It sits right where your thumb rests naturally when you place your hands on the controller. That gives a natural feel when idle and the most movement possible in every direction when needed.
Try it. Just pick up a controller and see where your thumbs go. On the DS, it's the d-pad/buttons while on the 360, it's the analog/buttons.
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