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Akvod on 24 August 2009
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phinch1 said:
Asmo said:
axumblade said:
Are you serious about the charging issues? My dualshocks charge of my laptop. because I don't like sitting that close to my tv...

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- my dualshock connect and start the console everytime I do it. Not 2 times out of 5

- the only reason it overheats is because the powersupply is inside. Touch the brick of the 360 after it ran all day and you will feel that it's hot.

- "why can't my PS3 just STAY on 1080p even when I force it" First of all, don't force the upscaling it may make games look uglier. Second, the PS3 doesn't have an hardware upscaler like the 360, so you have to let your TV do the upscale.

- For triggers, you can use that : http://www.amazon.com/RealTriggers-Playstation-3/dp/B001IAOEXU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=videogames&qid=1251104987&sr=8-1

I love those triggers, i cant game without them lol although i suggest buying a new pair every few months because they start to come off more frequently or maybe thats just me thats expirienced this?

I actually like how the back triggers are (I bought and tried out those things), because I utilize the slipping motion to be able to quickly press R2 and L2 for my other weapons and to cut down time on my reloads (as soon as the magazine goes in, and the ammo number changes, you can switch between weapons and be able to fire instead of waiting for the entire reloading animation).

People say that the product doesn't interfere with the speed of the button, but to me it does >.< And I like to use minimal force to press the back buttons, and not consciously think and press it... if that makes sense. You have to do everything by instincts, and I can't get bogged down with resistance and hesitation.