You Joe is.Originally Posted by snkupo
I've said it before and I'll say it again, the Playstation style controller is by far the best controller.
*begins sucking off sony reps*
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You Joe is.
I've said it before and I'll say it again, the Playstation style controller is by far the best controller.
*begins sucking off sony reps*
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Me Joe sure be he is.
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Nipples.
My joe was pronounced kind of like "sho". Your joe is just...impossible to understand.
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JÅO.
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ya know.
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*ahem*justrippedoffthesnescontrollerandaddedhandle sandextrashoulderbuttons
My apologies, this cough's been bothering me for a while.
Blatantly unoriginal design or not, I agree it's the best though. Well...either it or the Japanese Saturn controller. If the PSX one didn't have such an asstacular directional pad, I'd like it best by far.
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While true, the thing is the snes controller really needed to be bigger. Plus those fancy little grips go a long way in the comfort zone. And let's not forget vibration function. Then there's the analog sticks and the pressure sensitive buttons. And now the six axis.*ahem*justrippedoffthesnescontrollerandaddedhandle sandextrashoulderbuttons
My apologies, this cough's been bothering me for a while.
Blatantly unoriginal design or not, I agree it's the best though. Well...either it or the Japanese Saturn controller. If the PSX one didn't have such an asstacular directional pad, I'd like it best by far.
It's come a long way and it still works as good as it did on day one.
Also everyone knows the best controller belongs to the N64. Thing was pretty much designed for golden eye the way I see it. Plus it's one of the few contollers on the market that can be used as a grappling hook.
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I think size-wise, the SNES controller was fine (but I have small hands and creepy long fingers), but the handles on the PSX one do make it a heck of a lot more comfortable. Controllers without them always feel a little unnatural to me now.
Vibration and analogue, though...eh, I could care less about. I s'pose they were both well-implemented enough, but I grew up with directional pads, and I'll always use them ahead of analogue sticks. And I've never liked vibration since it melted my hands during the latter parts of Star Ocean 2 (Illusion! Illusion! Mirror Slice! Illusion! Mirror Slice!).
And one of the few?It's got...hook-ish...bits. But they're sort of small.
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That's my problem, I suffer from what I like to call "ginormous hand syndrome". Basically my hands are about normal proportions, but they're huge. As in "I could probably hide a basketball buy closing my hands together". On the plus side, I can almost play a NES one handed with the old style controllers. For an idea of how that works, hold your hand out palm up. Now move your thumb towards the middle of your hand. Now bend your middle finger. My finger comes to about 1/2 of the way down the left arrow on the d pad. I just need to file down the sharp corners and grow these things a bit more and i can finally do my one man two player double dragon speed run.I think size-wise, the SNES controller was fine (but I have small hands and creepy long fingers
Vibration and analogue, though...eh, I could care less about. I s'pose they were both well-implemented enough, but I grew up with directional pads, and I'll always use them ahead of analogue sticks. And I've never liked vibration since it melted my hands during the latter parts of Star Ocean 2 (Illusion! Illusion! Mirror Slice! Illusion! Mirror Slice!).
And one of the few?
You still use the d pads? I used to be like that. But then I started using the sticks. I've never been able to use the d pad on a newer game since. Which I guess kind of works out since a lot of games tend to be using the d pad for inventory management or and that sort of thing these days. Oh yes, and I never use vibration in an RPG. Too many rapid fire attacks and oversized magic spells. The same goes for some racing games.
That would be one of them. Even though the hook bits are small they're not way off to the side like some controllers. I'm pretty sure you could climb a building, at least if you weren't heavy enough to cause the cord to snap.
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Didn't the PS3 controller give up vibration for six axis?
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Yes and no, however vibration is coming back due to a suprising and somewhat hilarious turn of events. Apparently the dudes who made a lawsuit preventing the PS3 from having vibration have decided, ah fuck it go ahead.
Hopefully said vibrating sa will be on the market by MGS4 day.
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