Better controller for shooters- PS3 or 360?

I have a 360 but have been thinking about getting a ps3 but i was wondering what controller has the best feel for shooters? (fps, tps, etc) and please no one say "Wii ftw!!@@!" or "PC ftw!@?@?"

I have a 360 but have been thinking about getting a ps3 but i was wondering what controller has the best feel for shooters? (fps, tps, etc) and please no one say "Wii ftw!!@@!" or "PC ftw!@?@?"

jharv

Thats easy. PS3 controller has NO RUMBLE! 360 controller wins by default.... :shock:

The 360 controller is a pretty fantastic controller, it would be amazing for everything BUT FOR THE LOVE OF GOD FIX THE DPAD.DaysAirlines

well ps3 is coming out with a rumble controller early next year, if ps3 had the rumble what would you like?jharv

yes yes lets all wait for ANOTHER thing to come out for the ps3 *sigh* i think they are both equal in playablility. but the rumble does tip the balace if only VERY slightly

i'd say the 360

but even if the PS3 controller was the best, it wouldn't really matter because the games aren't there to justify it

halo 3 and bioshock are prime examples of why the 360 is the choice for FPS fans

I have a 360 but have been thinking about getting a ps3 but i was wondering what controller has the best feel for shooters? (fps, tps, etc) and please no one say "Wii ftw!!@@!" or "PC ftw!@?@?"

jharv

Depends on what you are used to. I owned an PS1 and PS2 so for FPS I would have to say the PS3 because its such a familiar control scheme. It all comes down to what you are used to or can get used to.

The PS3 is designed with Japanese players in mind. And the Japanese don't play FPS. Asians have smaller hands compared to Americans and the PS3 controller is to small for my giant hands. SkullboyX

Haha so true

ive always had playstations, so im used to the analogue layout, and therefore find it more natural, so at the end of the day, its really just a case of which one you find more comfortable, and yes, rumble is a nice extra, and itll be great when the dualshock 3 is available worldwide, but ive not missed it half as much as i expected to.