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Topic: Alternatives to the PS3's sixaxis or dualshock controllers? (Read 2032 times)
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Jeff Kelly
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I own both a PS3 and XBox 360. I never particularly liked the sixaxis but only after buying a 360 do I know just how much the sixaxis does suck in comparison
I despise the sixaxis so much now that I'd rather play on the 360 even though I own a particular game on the PS3.
Ideally I'd like to use the 360 Controller on the PS3 (buttons are the same) which as far as I know doesn't work not even with third party help.
So are there alternatives to the sixaxis out there that suck less?
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Hoax
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Rendakor
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I have the exact opposite problem; when I owned a 360 I hated playing it because the controller (specifically the awkwardly placed analog sticks) never felt natural compared to the Playstation controller which I've been comfortably using for three generations.
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Jeff Kelly
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As I said I only realised it when I used the 360 controller which is really great except for the D-Pad.
The PS3 controller is too light, too small, the analog sticks have too much tolerance and I'm rather fond of the asymetrical placement of the analog sticks on the 360 controller. Also the trigger buttons are much worse. Plus replacable batteries.
If I could use the 360 controller on the PS3 I would.
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Hoax
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The 360 controller is also ass, that is one of the worst dpads ever made. But the triggers on the ps3 controller esp the L2/R2 are essentially useless.
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A nation consists of its laws. A nation does not consist of its situation at a given time. If an individual's morals are situational, then that individual is without morals. If a nation's laws are situational, that nation has no laws, and soon isn't a nation. -William Gibson
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Azazel
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I more or less have the same issue. I'm more used to, and also strongly prefer the 360's controller. I'd use it on the PS3 if I could, and probably play more PS3 games. Which is interesting, because I felt the exact same way about the PS2/XBox1 controllers, except I wanted to use the PS2 controllers since the original XBox controllers were arse. I even bought an adaptor.
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K9
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I do remember having a deep hatred of the controllers for the original XBOX; I never found the Playstation controllers too bad by comparison, and my preference has stuck ever since.
In all my experience I have never seen a third-party controller which isn't complete arse though
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Yegolev
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Ideally, for me, I would like a controller which was basically the Sixaxis with 360 triggers instead of L2/R2. Apparently some people like the "hat switch" dpad, but being an actual gamer I prefer the discrete buttons. In any event, a mix-n-match device would be great.
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K9
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That's brilliant, although it's a shame they do not do them by default.
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