slashgamer writes: " I personally like both controllers and the way I choose which controller I find best depends on what game I'm playing.
For instance, for a first person shooter, I find where the analogs are better placed on the Xbox 360 controller. However for a fighting game, the D-pad and feel of the 360 controller is just awful. That is when I choose the Dual Shock."
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Nifty. Lol. He replaced the X logo on the dome with the PS logo.
Win!
i still dont like the location of the left analog stick.
PS controller is better.
thats pretty cool i say it looks more like an xbox controller but buttons are more on the playstation side
thats awesome, the 360 pad but with a PlayStation D-pad is what i want.
To MaximusPrime - the left analogue has to go there, doesnt the PS3 pad hurt your hands after playign for more than 20 minutes? Maybe i have big hands but i dont like the PS3 pad, gives me cramp