yo_john117 said:
OK.... http://kotaku.com/the-xbox-one-controller-side-by-side-with-the-ps4-contr-581449946 (This is actually an IGN article) The Xbox One controller builds upon the Xbox 360's legacy as a proficient shooter gamepad. All of the ergonomic features you love are there with significant refinements and increased precision. With Sony making FPS-centric improvements for the DualShock 4, it'll be interesting to see which controller reigns supreme when the systems ship later this year. http://www.engadget.com/2013/05/21/xbox-one-controller-vs-xbox-360-controller-fight/ "If it ain't broke, don't fix it" is as useful a phrase as it is folksy, and though theXbox One is a complete reinvention compared to the Xbox 360, the controller is in many ways little changed. It's a bit more rounded, a bit softer to the touch and features redesigned trigger buttons with their own discrete rumble controllers. The d-pad is revised, and the analog sticks have more texture. Also, the battery backpack is no longer quite as pronounced. In other words, we think it's going to be great. Check out our gallery of comparison shots in the gallery below! http://www.techradar.com/us/news/gaming/consoles/side-by-side-xbox-one-gamepad-vs-xbox-360-gamepad-1158091 This whole article is an in-depth comarison where it's obvious they think the X1 controller is better. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/technology-video/10244469/Xbox-One-controller-hands-on-review.html Rob Crossley of ComputerandVideoGames.com compared the Xbox One controller to that of its predecessor. How does it measure up? He thinks there has been a marked improvement for the new version of the Microsoft console, with added definition and comfort.
http://www.vg247.com/2013/06/12/dualshock-4-and-xbox-one-pad-first-impressions/ All-round, though, the One pad looks successful. It’s always going to be tough to come out with something meaningful in response to something as good as the 360 controller (d-pad aside), but Microsoft appears to have done a decent job. It feels very comfortable in the hand, and the rumbling triggers are a lovely touch.Both the DualShock 4 and Xbox One pad are generally excellent, barring a few quibbles. There’s nothing wrong enough with either of them to worry about. So don’t.
http://www.dealspwn.com/xbox-controller-initial-impressions-152226 But the Xbox One controller might be in another league in terms of comfort. It's smaller than the Xbox 360's game pad, sitting in the hands the way that Ubisoft's limited edition Ghost Recon Future Soldier pad did, albeit without the mesh grips (more on that in a bit). But the shape is still incredibly pleasing. http://www.trustedreviews.com/xbox-one_Games_review_kinect-controller-games-and_Page-2 We'll go into more detail on the new Xbox One controller elsewhere, but the short version is that it's a smart evolution of the 360's existing pad. The design and feel is broadly similar, and the main, most tangible differences are a new cross-shaped D-pad, a slight raised ring around the new analogue sticks, which helps keep your thumb in the right place, and a slightly lighter, more responsive feel. Button layouts are the same, though positions and shapes of the bumpers and triggers seem to have been adjusted slightly for added comfort and speed. http://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/gaming/2013/06/14/xbox-one-ps4-controllers/2424527/ Xbox One. Hang on to those AA batteries. Players will still need them to power the controller. On the bright side, the controller loses the bulky container. It feels lighter and thinner than the 360 controller overall, yet maintains the same design and feel that players know. And last but certainly not least! http://www.computerandvideogames.com/408733/features/ready-to-rumble-hands-on-with-xbox-ones-impressive-controller/ EVERY JOURNALIST WE SPOKE TO AT MICROSOFT'S REDMOND EVENT AGREED; THE XBOX ONE CONTROLLER FEELS LIKE A BIG IMPROVEMENT OVER ITS 360 PREDECESSOR. |
????? I never once said the x1 controller never improved over the 360's................... That was not even being discussed.
