They sell 'em at most best buy stores, and I think at GameStop as well...They're cheap enough to where it's worth a shot (No pun intended), IMO

I think the 360 controller is almost perfect for shooters, but Is a pain in the ass for sniping in COD (holding down breath with analog stick, aiming with other).

This is where im glad I play partial southpaw. My look stick is left, move is right, but none of the buttons are mixed up, so sniping is cake for me (though my sensitivity is typically too high to easy sniping, I have to play for a few weeks to get used to it -.-)

@Vanbierk,

Yeah, I'll definitely pick some up soon, thanks for the heads up.

I think the PS3 install base isn't quite as FPS centric as 360, however it clearly can support a decent FPS community.

I note that big titles tend to sell roughly equally in ratio to the user base, while smaller FPS will tend to sell better on 360 in ratio to the userbase - i.e. PS3 owners like FPS, but big titles apart are somewhat less likely to want to get every FPS going than 360 owners.

I don't think there is that much difference in the states at least. My personal feelings are that I dislike the Dualshock for FPS, the swing on the analog sticks is too long and the convex sticks aren't my favorite, not grippy enough either. All FPS for me are on the 360, but many many other game types on the PS3.

Those numbers come from 1st week cod sales / total uuserbase I assume?

That's not a decent comparison, because for example the PS3 sells better in Japan.

Compare only America/Uk/Australia/Canada and they seem to be fairly even

Real Trigger are awesome. I use them for my PS3 gaming. I love those things.

I need to take them off when playing fighters though. Shoulder buttons that curve up suck when I play fighters.