Well more or less the "home" concept. The ability to take you back to your main display is worth noting, that's what makes these systems primarily media hubs after all lol.
@Cheebee, I have no idea what your talking about, "Fact"? Well how about this for a few quick "Facts"
I did a controlled study of one person such as you did I'm assuming (myself) Let's see the results yah?
Nintendo controller = uncomfortable, lets talk ergonomics yah?
SNES controller = entirely too thin, uncomfortable to hold, back on the ergonomics :D
N64 = badass controller, useless D-pad, No second analog stick, camera control with C buttons for the loss.
Gamecube = Cramping on my fingers, useless replacement for R1 (z button?), useless D-pad, useless second analog stick, X and Y buttons... wtf?, shoulder triggers entirely too move-able.
Wiimote = Uncomfortable to hold, useless to use on it's side, when holding to hit the trigger, most if not all buttons become uncomfortable for pressing, back to the ergonomics board for this one.
Nunchuck = decent.
Holy crap look at the results of that study! Interestingly enough my facts differ drastically from yours! In my results Nintendo controllers suck ass! Strange how that works huh? I guess the study proves that my fact's suck, and that yours suck 5x worse. At least Sony stuck with a controller that everyone "got used to" and didn't make you switch to some wonky ass control scheme each time. Nintendo is eventually going to figure out a way to control they're system without a controller at all, and you know the sad truth, Ninty will still find a way to make it uncomfortable.
