| ironman said: Anybody who does is not a gamer, or a smart consumer. Competition forces companies to produce better cheaper products. I for one do not want them to leave, they perfected the gaming controller...hopefully twice. I absolutely HATE the PS controllers, If I actually owned a PS3 I would have the XCM adapter so I could play with a 360 controller, without the superior controllers (IMO, barring the horrible D-pad of course...which I fixed on mine BTW, it works as well as any other Dpad now) and Halo, I would not be a gamer today. So MS has definitely brought at least one gamer into the mix. |
Maybe im wrong, but from what your saying I doubt you tried the PS3 controller long enough to make a judgment. When your used to something and then switch to something else your bound to not like it at first. Between, if you have difficulty with the R2/L2 buttons, the triggers add-on is less expensive than a crossfire adapter, and less trouble than fixing a D-pad. Both controllers works well and are comfortable.
