its been around for over 10 years and no one has complained about it until now. i dont understand.

i'm no fan boy, personally i like the feel of the 360 controller. i like how my thumbs are more naturally placed.

1. N64
2. GC
3. DC
4. SNES
5. Wiimote/Nunchuk

1.Xbox360

2.Xbox Duke (It fit my hands perfectly, the only problem was the placement of the black/white buttons)

3.Sega genisis 6 button controller

4.Microsoft Sidewinder

5.Wiimote

xbox 360
n64
ps controllers
gamecube
xbox 1

1) GC
2) SNES
3) Wii remote
4) DC
5) 360

1: saturn 2nd gen d-pad (it's the most natural for Capcom's 2D fighters)
2: xbox 360
3: gamecube
4: SNES
5: dreamcast

1. Dual shock 3
2.SNES controller
3. GC controller
4. N64 controller

1. Wiimote/ Wiimote & Nunchuk / Keyboard
2. Classic Controller / SNES Pad
3. NES Pad
4. Ye Olde Gravis Gamepad for the PC
5. Gamecube Pad

The Keyboard isn't the most immersive controller ever, but its sheer number of possible commands, functions, macros etc. and the lethal accuracy in almost every game type ever puts it at the first place. Honestly, a pad player has absolutely no chance in an FPS match against a keypad player with similar or even inferior skill.

As far as pads go (and I'm not really a pad person), I like the Classic Controller quite a bit. I have small hands, so the buttons are positioned and spaced very nicely for me, the analog sticks are good, the D-pad is good, and the shoulder pads are good as well. A solid pad which is only limited by its usability - since you can only use it on VC games or other games that make specific use of it, it's not as great as it could be.

NES and Gravis pads are there mainly for nostalgic reasons, though the Gravis pads were solid peces of hardware in their own right.

Oh, and for the record - the Dualshock blows.

PS3 controller
Wii mote