keep it the same. its been the same since the days of the ps1 so why change it now. if they did change it all they would be doing is makeing something else for people to complain about
SONY's controller is an enduring CLASSIC, moreso than even any nintendo controller. whereas the controller's have changed for every generation for almost every system, SONY has gone with minor changes over dramatic overhauls. the reason being, why mess with perfection?
i honestly can't imagine playing a SONY game without the two joysticks in the middle, the d-pad and of course, the SQUARE, TRIANGLE, CIRCLE and X! PS1 had the rough concept of the controller, then introduced the dualshock and force-feedback. PS2 kept the same design and only made the insides even better. PS3 one-upped it and made it wireless, however, the six-axis was a mistake and i'm glad to see SONY brought back the force-feedback for the dualshock 3. for the dualshock 4 i um... i can't really imagine anything significant to add. what else could they add at this point?
keep it the same, make it dual shock at launch, fix the L2 R2 triggers they feel horrible i have had my fingers slip off them a few times, basically make the buttons like dualshock 2 and the inside of it a dualshock 3
The only thing I would change is the L2 and R2. I would change them to triggers like the 360 but they would be concave and have a curve to them like a real gun trigger.
keep it the same. its been the same since the days of the ps1 so why change it now. if they did change it all they would be doing is makeing something else for people to complain aboutevilmaster2424
Exactly, they complain that they don't change it, they'll just complain about the new changes, I like it now and prefer it to pretty much any other controller except Xbox 360 as its probably right on par with it.
keep the same, no need to mess with perfection. i will say that if they go to motion controls as a primary controller i will be officially done with playstation
It's going to be the same or very similar. Sony hasn't change the design for hella years and I don't see them doing it with the PS4. They tried to change the controller for the PS3 before it came out, and got laughed at because the controller looked like a banana boomerang. So I think they're going to play it safe as usually with their next console's controllers.
If they ever use staggered analog sticks i'll be quitting the Playstation brand.. absolutely hate it, they only reason i put up with it on the 360 is for Mass Effect.. keep it the same although make the triggers more like these Other than that its perfect and i wouldn't change a thing..
Considering Sony is epically lazy in terms of controls, and not just for PlayStations - they have so few redesigns among their remotes for home equipment, it's not even funny... ironic from the same company that seems to have such a revision fetish for their electronics devices. :roll: Given their track record, about the one thing they'll probably do is rerelease the same as the current PS3, save with a new, better battery, stronger rumble motors, and hopefully fixed L2/R2 triggers. But knowing them, they'll find another way to screw that up. I wouldn't mind a new design either, if I wasn't expecting it to be a blatant copy of another competitor's product. Even though some things should be copied (i.e. ideas that do work), I just hope existing ps3 controls would then work still on a ps4 if they do that.
Keep it the same, why fix something that ain't broken? GridironKing
there is validity to that statement. But on the flipside, what if it is also keeping us from truly seeing a superior interface? I wouldn't mind if they chose to experiment again, as long as there is a 'fall-back' plan at the ready.
"Copy the 360 controller" Who needs a brick in his hand while playing? And there are 3rd party controllers with the exact same design you can use with PS3 (and PS4, I guess).
I like the controller, except the trigger buttons. I know some people hate the controller, but once you get used to it its a great controller. The only thing i would fix would be the triggers and maybe make the controller broader so it fills your hands more
Concave triggers, concave sticks, perhaps the option to switch it with the d-pad depending on preference (so removeable and flippable). Also, bigger. A good 30% bigger. I could go for a split controller design too.
Concave triggers, concave sticks, perhaps the option to switch it with the d-pad depending on preference (so removeable and flippable). Also, bigger. A good 30% bigger. I could go for a split controller design too.
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