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I still maintain that the boomerang controller would probably be one of the most comfortable two-handed game controllers out there, if only all of you whingers out there hadn't gotten your panties in a twist over the _looks_ of the one part of a game system that's supposed to be outside of your field of view during gameplay. I mean, seriously, WTH were you people thinking?
Love the PS3 remote, It has a useable Dpad and the triggers feel nice. Oh and it actually works for fighting games and I don't have to pay extra for it to be rechargable.
@Ryanraven: Agreed. I love how the 360 controller just feels so natural in my hands, but hate how uncomfortable the Dual Shock 3 feels, which sucks because I love me some Uncharted 2. It's honestly the only thing I dislike about my Slim, and would change if given the chance.
The dual-shock is one of the biggest reason I refuse to buy a PS3 and love my 360. If I'm gonna be holding something for hours on end, and isn't a boob, then it better be damned comfortable.
@madog: Yes, for the first PS3 systems had only Sixaxis controllers without rumble. a year later they came out with the Dualshock 3. DS3 says "Dualshock 3" and "Sixaxis"
Sixaxis kinda sucked though. left stick kept getting jammed.
@madog: The controller that shipped with the original PS3 was a sixaxis and because of legal disputes, it did not have rumble. It has been resolved and now they have rumble
@madog: They were without vibration because they were sued by the company who patented the vibration system. Neither Sony nor Microsoft had been paying royaylies. but Microsoft paid up, but Sony held out longer and finally reached an agreement and then brought out the DualShock 3.
@TailsNZ: Wow. Thanks for all of the confirmation guys :) the deevolution was greater than expected. I didn't realize that it was such a big deal at first.
Now they just need to evolve the PSP controls and gaming gods shall shine upon Sony once again!
The name says it all. Sony's Leaked Home Information Device is simply a device that leaks home information. I'm assuming it's for master thieves or something to get information on a house they are about to rob. They just have to break in, install this, and then they get information on the home so they can break in later..oh wait...
Based on the name, I'd say it allows you to turn off the extra bright aftermarket headlamps in your vintage Chevy pickup from the comfort of your living room.
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At the very least I thought they considered it.
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Sixaxis kinda sucked though. left stick kept getting jammed.
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Now they just need to evolve the PSP controls and gaming gods shall shine upon Sony once again!
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