| demitri55 said: again you have no argument and im not going to keep repeating myself. you clearly have no argument and refuse to give up. ill just end this argument with a wall with this. why would sony change its controller design from 3 different generations (hardware wise) to it competitors? that will make sony look so bad and not only that but be looked at as a bland, un-unique console by many, also a turn-off to those who grew up with the playstation, let along a lost in sony's tradition, its life, its soul. you want a 360 controller design? get a 360 then buddy. the playstation brand has its own controller layout and design that has been working for them since ps1 and is love by 90% of its installbase and im a fine example of it and the 66% to 33% here in vgchartz |
Tell you what
You've refused to acknowledge the single point I've been making - it's only one point, you know - and instead adhere to the dogmatic insistence that the Dualshock could not be changed for the better because it would threaten the brand identity. I don't think I'm going to be bale to get you to address my point at all. I would argue that Sony would not be hurtingi ts brand by moving the thumbstick, and most people don't actually care all that much, so it wouldn't hurt to make the controller more comfortable. But all right.
You'll have the last word, the. Adieu.
