scottie on 09 December 2008
| The Fury said: Nice look on things, a couple of points that concerned me though. First being, where you've listed Memory and Speaker, surely if a product lacks this it should get a 0 not 4, as that means Wii's use of it is underminded because the advantage of having them is minimal in comparison. Also, the battery thing, having to change batteries and buy AAs is surely worse then just recharging it from any standard USB cable like the PS3 controllers? Also, this: "Rumble GC, Wii, 360 all get 5 points for rumble PS3 gets 2 points for sony's 13th hour addition of rumble in the dual shock" I understand the PS3 but PS2 controller which came out before GC controller had Rumble and you could use that on the PS3 if you wanted. And this doesn't consider quality in the rumble, have you felt the Wii rumble lately? It's an insult compared the DS3. Nothing more then a buzz, it's noisy too. I should feel it not hear it. |
Yeah, it felt a bit weird giving 4 to 5 consoles in those questions, but it seem fairest to do it that way.
I use rechargable AA batteries for my Wiimotes (and indeed for everything) They get good battery life, and they have the advantage that when they die you put them in the charger, and take out a newly charged set. With the PS3 if you game for long enough you'll have to plug in eventually
You can't pick and choose the best bits of the Dualshock2 and Sixaxis.
The dualshock 2 lacked motion sensitivity, player indicators and (i believe) the triggers were digital not analogue
sixaxis lacked rumble
dualshock 3 was released late
As for rumble strength, I believe that's another personal preference thing
