1 - PS4, PSV, and PS3. Currently in that order.
2 - Inverted. Just the y-axis though. I leave the x-axis normal. I started with inverted in early flight games. The first being ACE on the C64. I ended up using it in tank games like Arctic Fox as well. Yeah, I'm old. I stuck with it in subsequent flight/tank games and by the time proper 3D games were being made for consoles, it just felt right. Depending on the game, or even a specific character class, I mat bump up the sensitivity, but always start out at the default setting.
3 - I don't have a Switch, but would likely use it in portable mode most of the time.
4 - Oh boy. I could write an essay on this one, but I'll stick with the DS3. I do like the controller, but I bought 3 late model DS3's last summer, and the build quality has changed for the worse in every way. The material they used for the late model DS3's is cheap. The sticks wear out, with a ring forming on the base of the stick as it rubs against the housing, almost immediately, complete with visible plastic dust. I lost calibration on the all three within weeks, and returned a one for an exchange. A terrible fall from grace for a once sturdy controller.
- "If you have the heart of a true winner, you can always get more pissed off than some other asshole."
