I recently forked my PS1 out of the loft but found the controllers to be gone, i went into town to find one but no were had any. so if i buy a PS2 controller will it work on the PS1? i recently finished MGS4 and wanted to play through MGS for ps1 again :)
Wolf-Chief, like Mailer_Daemon says, the difference is that the PS1 is just bigger and heavier than the PSone, which was smaller and lighter. They do the same thing though. The PS1 is grey and the PSone is white.
Plus with the PS2 controller it already has rumble built in. So you won't have to hunt down a PS1 controller let alone a rumble equpied one if you want to enjoy the rumble gimmick. Also you can use the left analog stick if you press the center button(forgot what its called) and of course Right analog stick has no use on the PS1 whatsoever..... or that I am aware of at least.
Plus with the PS2 controller it already has rumble built in. So you won't have to hunt down a PS1 controller let alone a rumble equpied one if you want to enjoy the rumble gimmick. Also you can use the left analog stick if you press the center button(forgot what its called) and of course Right analog stick has no use on the PS1 whatsoever..... or that I am aware of at least.Wula_
all of my ps1 library uses anolog stick as an option
Plus with the PS2 controller it already has rumble built in. So you won't have to hunt down a PS1 controller let alone a rumble equpied one if you want to enjoy the rumble gimmick. Also you can use the left analog stick if you press the center button(forgot what its called) and of course Right analog stick has no use on the PS1 whatsoever..... or that I am aware of at least.Wula_
The only PS1 game I can think of that makes use of the right analog stick is Quake II.
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