Next Gen Controllers

for next gen controls i hope they add a lot more buttons. we all know how some games are just overload the buttons by adding so many actions to each button.

look at this control for example, it has 2 buttons on the back which can be assigned to whatever you want (i use A & B), some games like shooters my thumbs never have to leave the thumbstick giving you constant aim and movement whilst being able to jump and run or crouch or whatever. i hope next gen take note and add a bunch of buttons for extra useage AND put them on the back so out thumb can always be in complete control













Also notice those things on the triggers? yeah you use an allen key and can tighten/loosen them (so they can be a trigger for racing games, or like a button you tap for shooters), e.g. in cod you use them very tight and so you can shoot your gun extra quick.... i mean really for a lot of games there is literally no need for the trigger to go all the way down when the button repsonds when it's pushed half way. little features like this add so much flexiiblity to the controller.

Sometimes there is such a thing as overkill.umcommon

[QUOTE="umcommon"]Sometimes there is such a thing as overkill.onebeelo

I can promise you with every fibre of my being that Sony's next gen controller will either more closely resemble the 360 controller (ergonomically).

Or on the chance that it DOESNT it will be beause they instead went after the WII U's form factor.

Sony gonna Sony :cool:

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[QUOTE="umcommon"]Sometimes there is such a thing as overkill.Evz0rz

I guess everyone knows what I'm predicting...

for next gen controls i hope they add a lot more buttons.

onebeelo

Done

Next gen controllers could use some extra buttons, but id rather have them in a form of a chat pad like 360 has, fully custom mappable for games and much nicer to send messages or just typing stuff, no retarted screens or touch garbage you have to look at to operate. BTW that controller on the picture, talking about the triggers, thats some pathetic no lifer stuff to mod your triggers to a shorter travel just so you can shoot faster in cod LMAO.

[QUOTE="umcommon"]Sometimes there is such a thing as overkill.onebeelo

BTW that controller on the picture, talking about the triggers, thats some pathetic no lifer stuff to mod your triggers to a shorter travel just so you can shoot faster in cod LMAO.

El_Garbanzo

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[QUOTE="umcommon"]Sometimes there is such a thing as overkill.umcommon

the only irk i have with the dualshock is its a little small, so maybe make it a tad larger cause the design itself is fine.

And the 360 controller is fine, honestly wouldnt mind backwards compatability stuff like wii U and wii so these controllers still work on the new console.

360 controller will be the best ergonomically and by design if this generation is anything to go by. Specifications could go either way. Nintendo get's points for a freakin screen

Aslong as there is a controller with buttons and not some really stupid pointless gesture control scheme i'll be happy, ds3 and the 360 controllers are ok as they are in my opinion.

Maybe im jumping the gun without actually tryin it first but i just cant see myself sittin holding a huge tablet like controller like the wiiu, its all about weight and ergonomics.

Adjustable triggers and those two backbuttons looks like a welcome and non intrusive addition to me.

Holding down buttons to kick cars and reload means there were'nt enough.

Cover shooters like Gears and ME really brings the issue of multi purpose buttons to light, especially "space-bar does everything" ME2; and controllers downright got in the way of a decent UI, in the case of all current gen Elder Scrolls/Fallouts.

I never liked the shoulder triggers. Not in the Dreamcast, GC and they are even worse on the DS3. I hate them because I like fighting games and triggers make everything more difficult. Aside from racing games I really don't see the big deal about them because even for shooters "digital" is better.

Why would you want more buttons. That would be stupid to do imo.

heres another pic of having 2 mroe buttons on the back seriously, pick up your xbox controller (take out the battery pack if you a wireless) and imagine the buttons are there for your middle or ring fingers imo this is a big missing part of current controllers onebeelo

you do realize that some people will argue and disagree UNTIL they actually get to hold a new controller like ^^^...then they will be all.."oh man, why didnt they think of this before?"..and act like they never disagreed in the 1st place..in other words people hate what they dont know.

This bad-boy:

I don't even have a problem with the DualShock 3 but I'd love to try this thing out.

This bad-boy:

I don't even have a problem with the DualShock 3 but I'd love to try this thing out.

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I definitely agree on having access to buttons with all of your fingers, having to take your thumb off of a stick to do an action is pretty annoying.

All will have a tablet-like touch screen.

the simple the better

This bad-boy:

I don't even have a problem with the DualShock 3 but I'd love to try this thing out.

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you do realize that some people will argue and disagree UNTIL they actually get to hold a new controller like ^^^...then they will be all.."oh man, why didnt they think of this before?"..and act like they never disagreed in the 1st place..in other words people hate what they dont know.VanDammFan

I'm fine with the number of buttons we have now in regards to the 360 and PS3 controllers. But maybe that's just me.

I wouldn't be surprised if the ps4/orbis controller is akin to a Vita which normal size face buttons and thumbsticks. The touch screen negates the needs for a ton of extra buttons.

nothing will make me happier than to have a dualshock 4campzor

Amen to that brother.