I think if you get Mad Cat series, they will vibrate. It's been quite a while since I really used mine. I stopped using it because there was an obvious delay between my reaction and the reaction on the screen. I am talking about milliseconds, but for a time sensitive game, racing game, it can hurt you.
I think if you get Mad Cat series, they will vibrate. It's been quite a while since I really used mine. I stopped using it because there was an obvious delay between my reaction and the reaction on the screen. I am talking about milliseconds, but for a time sensitive game, racing game, it can hurt you.
   Anyone want to correct me on this? Lady_Sekhmet
i got the logitech 1 I haven't fully tested it though I think it's quite responsive but missing the vibrate function.
The Fountech AirStyle vibrates (but not all that much). Also, I'm not sure how available it is any more. A pity, as it's by far the best wireless solution - they took a good cue and basically made a wireless Dual Shock 2, rather than their own design.
Logitech cordless action controller. Its the best controller for the PS2, better than the dualshock 2. 30 feet of wireless and with really good rumble, its very responsive too. But it's $40, you get what you pay for. I love mine so I highly recommend it.
Logitech cordless action controller. Its the best controller for the PS2, better than the dualshock 2. 30 feet of wireless and with really good rumble, its very responsive too. But it's $40, you get what you pay for. I love mine so I highly recommend it.KoFoNiO
Logitech cordless action controller. Its the best controller for the PS2, better than the dualshock 2. 30 feet of wireless and with really good rumble, its very responsive too. But it's $40, you get what you pay for. I love mine so I highly recommend it.KoFoNiO
Agreed, best wireless controller for the PS2 in every way.
[QUOTE="KoFoNiO"]Logitech cordless action controller. Its the best controller for the PS2, better than the dualshock 2. 30 feet of wireless and with really good rumble, its very responsive too. But it's $40, you get what you pay for. I love mine so I highly recommend it.TJsimulation
Logitech cordless action controller. Its the best controller for the PS2, better than the dualshock 2. 30 feet of wireless and with really good rumble, its very responsive too. But it's $40, you get what you pay for. I love mine so I highly recommend it.KoFoNiO
I agree with this, as several others here appear to have done already. :)
I'll also add that the battery life on this controller is outstanding. I believe the official specifications are 50 hours with vibration and 100 hours without. Although I haven't timed it, I'd estimate that it lives up to those specifications, maybe even exceeds it. I've only changed batteries twice since I owned it (about 14 months).
[QUOTE="Lady_Sekhmet"]I think if you get Mad Cat series, they will vibrate. It's been quite a while since I really used mine. I stopped using it because there was an obvious delay between my reaction and the reaction on the screen. I am talking about milliseconds, but for a time sensitive game, racing game, it can hurt you.
Anyone want to correct me on this? SuperMax1316
i know how you feel, brotha. i got a ps3 wireless controller and when it's not plugged in, it's like 50 milliseconds late and with games that provide timing, it's hard...
I ain't a "brotha", call me a sista instead. :-) I don't see any guys having a profile name, "LADY". lol.
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