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dsister44 on 06 February 2009
sega4life said:

Quick question... somewhat going away from the topic.....


Does anyone else fingers slip off the New PS3 controllers L2 & R2 buttons when playing games?

I don't know why they made the PS3 controllers this way, but when I get into a game, whether it be say a FPS or Racer my fingers tend to slip off the damn L2 mainly R2 Button / Trigger

Just want to know if it happens to other people.

 

 


Also the Duel Shock was a good controller when I was younger... but as I got older the controller didn't mature, and feels smaller, and harder to use.

It's like when I pick up my SMS or NES Controller... but those controllers are easier because you just have a couple buttons and a directional pad.

 

 

 

did u even read my original post i have seen at least 3 others that agree with me



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kungfusqurrel on 06 February 2009

ive been playing games for 20 plus years and i will say that the 360 pad is more comfortable and best suited for any shooter even non shooters, and what do i need to say about ps3 pad, i don't. i moved on to something i feel is better for i think most people, if one day future ps3 pads feels and plays games better i will say it is the better one for me, my decision is not base on fanboyism at all, believe it or not, lolz.




 

sega4life on 06 February 2009
dsister44 said:
sega4life said:

Quick question... somewhat going away from the topic.....


Does anyone else fingers slip off the New PS3 controllers L2 & R2 buttons when playing games?

I don't know why they made the PS3 controllers this way, but when I get into a game, whether it be say a FPS or Racer my fingers tend to slip off the damn L2 mainly R2 Button / Trigger

Just want to know if it happens to other people.

 

 


Also the Duel Shock was a good controller when I was younger... but as I got older the controller didn't mature, and feels smaller, and harder to use.

It's like when I pick up my SMS or NES Controller... but those controllers are easier because you just have a couple buttons and a directional pad.

 

 

 

did u even read my original post i have seen at least 3 others that agree with me

welll.. I read it now... lol

 



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ocnkng on 06 February 2009

remember the old theory about dualshock being smaller and so being liked by the japanese? I like it too and I am asian..lolz Anyways I wish there was some way to play on the 360 with a PS type controller.



 

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Squilliam on 06 February 2009
ocnkng said:
remember the old theory about dualshock being smaller and so being liked by the japanese? I like it too and I am asian..lolz Anyways I wish there was some way to play on the 360 with a PS type controller.

I actually like the madcatz controller as much than the official controller, you should check it out. Its actually quite a bit smaller than the official controller and its just as good.

 



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Strategyking92 on 06 February 2009
scat398 said:

For me it's the placement of the left thumbstick and the design of the 360 controller that make it the better choice. But if you're used to one over the other then it probably doesn't really matter.

Same. Except I really hate that it is a little hard to move the thumbstick. I wish it would have a little more give to it, it's one of the reasons I use the '1' sensitivity on FPS games.

 



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AliveFE on 06 February 2009

i prefer duelshock , even in fps's



 

ChichiriMuyo on 06 February 2009

I have always loved the Dual Shock, but I have got to say the 360 controller may very well be the most comfortable I've ever held. I don't have one to make comparison right now, but from what little I've used one I'm of the opinion that the two are virtual equals.



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Thechalkblock on 06 February 2009

I prefer the Dual Shock 3.