"nailerr said:

"If we are talking about (in a happy, non argumentative way) controllers in a comparative matter, one of the things I really appreciate about the DS3/Sixaxis over the current competition is that every button except L/R3 and Start Select are analogue, even the D-Pad is analogue.

That is just ace.
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You mean pressure sensitive?
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I quite like the SIXAXIS. There's really nothing I would change about it. Apart from rumble, but that will change when I get myself a DS3.

"hush404 said:

"nailerr said:

"If we are talking about (in a happy, non argumentative way) controllers in a comparative matter, one of the things I really appreciate about the DS3/Sixaxis over the current competition is that every button except L/R3 and Start Select are analogue, even the D-Pad is analogue.

That is just ace.
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You mean pressure sensitive?
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Yes, that is what analogue means...
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Yeah, it senses how hard you are pressing on the button, which really works great in some games that use it.

"Yeah, it senses how hard you are pressing on the button, which really works great in some games that use it.
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"I'll take the triggers I already have on my Sixaxis over those clip-looking things. That doesn't look right at all. I really prefer the shoulder buttons of the PS3 for racing games, especially. The analog sticks are what they need to improve. They're too loose, have too wide a range, just don't feel right when controlling in a first-person perspective.
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 the "D-Pad" really isn't a "Digital Pad" is it?

"hush404 said:

 the "D-Pad" really isn't a "Digital Pad" is it?

That's right, it's a "directional pad". :)
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I like the DS2 but after using a 360 gamepad for so long I hate the DS3, the convex thumbsticks, and triggers are annoying as hell.

"I like the DS2 but after using a 360 gamepad for so long I hate the DS3, the convex thumbsticks, and triggers are annoying as hell.
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No. It fits perfectly in my hands. I have though a 360 PC controller, but Im not to fond of it. Maybe what I would complain is that I have to clean the PS controller a lot because thats what I use the most :P

I hate the analog sticks. They stop working properly after a few months, which is lame.

I like the layout on the 360 better.  Although I know they meant to keep the same design on the DS3...it comes off feeling like they were too lazy to change stuff.  If the analog sticks were concave rather than convex...and the triggers done right, the controller would be as good as 360.

I have no problems with controller since I'm use to it ever since from the beginning.

"I hate the analog sticks. They stop working properly after a few months, which is lame."

I like the triggers and the overall button layout. The only thing for me is that the SIXAXIS feels a bit too light after using the DS3.

The only problem I have with it is that the left analog stick keeps getting stuck when I push it forward. It happened to my older one awhile ago and my new one is just starting to do it.

"I like the triggers and the overall button layout. The only thing for me is that the SIXAXIS feels a bit too light after using the DS3."

"I've fallen in love with vibration again! :D"

Just the L2 and R2.

The controller is great except the L1 and R2 trigger buttons and the analog sticks should have been concave instead of convex.

I love the PS controllers. Honestly the PS controllers are my number one reason I prefer PS consoles over competitors for multi-platform games. No other controller feels right no matter how long I use it.

That said, my analog stick on both my SixAxes suck. One is ridiculously loose and the other squeaks like I'm trying to murder it. My DS is perfect though, absolutely the best controller I've ever used.

Wow I never knew about those. I must try them out.

I wish we could get the "triggers" things here in Canada. Seem to be kinda pricey and scarse on ebay as it is.