PS3 trigger buttons.

Hay.

They arent grat, they arent terrible.

nay, they are annoying.

Nay... :?

the whole controller is what has stopped me from buying the ps3

Never had troubles with it so yay

They suck... 360 controller > PS3 by a mile.

the whole controller is what has stopped me from buying the ps3

larryb007

Exactly the same with me with xbox360. the controller is one of the reasons that is making me stay away from that system

Yay/Nay, They don't bother me but I don't like them.

don't like the material they have on the analog sticks either, they're also convex, and they're symetrical. meh to all that.

I prefer the DS2 over DS3 because of those triggers.

nay. they are absolutely terrible, i pinch my fingers on them all the time.

Yay yay yay yay yay. They're probably the best, most comfortable triggers I've ever used.

Hay.

They arent grat, they arent terrible.

Shirokishi_

Yay, they work. I've played extensively with both controllers and find neither set of triggers to be significantly better than the others.

Nay. I've played significantly with both controllers and prefer the X360's full slide feel much better than the PS3's hinged motion.

EDIT : You shoulda chucked up a poll :)

Nay until Sony realizes the benifit and logic behind a conCAVE design. Otherwise, I don't mind the large base design. It's much more confortable than 360's thin uncomfortable design in the same respect.

Wtf, who the hell won't buy a console because of a controller? Theres hundreds of off-brand controllers u can buy for the PS3, just use google.

the ps3's trigger buttons are just horrible. the 360's controller is superior to dualshock is every way.

the ps3's trigger buttons are just horrible. the 360's controller is superior to dualshock is every way.

KarateeeChop

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the ps3's trigger buttons are just horrible. the 360's controller is superior to dualshock is every way.

1stPlaceWinner

I don't think you need a PSN ID to know the controller.....especially when the dualshock 2 gives you 90% of the experience...

otherwise,(ignoring a few opinions here) the 360 isn't too great for D-pad and the battery pack. how the battery pack protrudes at least.

the whole controller is what has stopped me from buying the ps3

larryb007

Never had troubles with it so yay

finalstar2007

[QUOTE="1stPlaceWinner"][QUOTE="KarateeeChop"]

the ps3's trigger buttons are just horrible. the 360's controller is superior to dualshock is every way.

HavocV3

I don't think you need a PSN ID to know the controller.....especially when the dualshock 2 gives you 90% of the experience...

otherwise,(ignoring a few opinions here) the 360 isn't too great for D-pad and the battery pack. how the battery pack protrudes at least.

[QUOTE="1stPlaceWinner"][QUOTE="KarateeeChop"]

the ps3's trigger buttons are just horrible. the 360's controller is superior to dualshock is every way.

HavocV3

I don't think you need a PSN ID to know the controller.....especially when the dualshock 2 gives you 90% of the experience...

otherwise,(ignoring a few opinions here) the 360 isn't too great for D-pad and the battery pack. how the battery pack protrudes at least.

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[QUOTE="1stPlaceWinner"] whats your psn idlamprey263

I don't think you need a PSN ID to know the controller.....especially when the dualshock 2 gives you 90% of the experience...

otherwise,(ignoring a few opinions here) the 360 isn't too great for D-pad and the battery pack. how the battery pack protrudes at least.

I don't know, it's just something I never liked, it's more of a superficial thing though.

I like that I can swap rechargeable AA batteries freely instead of running a charge cable from my cabinet.

I'd still take the battery pack over the built-in battery of the DS3, but my 'perfect' controller would build that battery pack in better, but allow me to easily swap out those AA batteries.

Yay. I play games like Burnout Paradise where you are constantly using them for gas and reverse and FIFA games where you use R2 to sprint and have no problems. I prefer them to the 360's but I can still use that controller with no problems.

Your fingers can slip off of it so ... Nay. I'm no fan of X360's either because you can really hear the spring - sounds very cheap.

They are not triggers.:evil:

R1 is the one true shoot option, its been that way since before the PS2.

Why change now for 360 fanboys.

R1 >>> R2

They are not triggers.:evil:

R1 is the one true shoot option, its been that way since before the PS2.

Why change now for 360 fanboys.

R1 >>> R2

Nay, but Real Triggers fixed the problem. The controller still feels flimsy to me though.

Nay, but Real Triggers fixed the problem. The controller still feels flimsy to me though.

heretrix

the real triggers are better than the default 360's. but the 360's are way better than default r2+l2.

They are not triggers.:evil:

R1 is the one true shoot option, its been that way since before the PS2.

Why change now for 360 fanboys.

R1 >>> R2

dercoo

So true.

They are not triggers.:evil:

R1 is the one true shoot option, its been that way since before the PS2.

Why change now for 360 fanboys.

R1 >>> R2

dercoo

they must be, otherwise they wouldn't act like triggers.....would they.

yep, and that's why they should have stayed with the old L2/R2. shooting with R1 always worked great on the DS2.

not to mention some multiplat games influenced by the 360 controller now stick you with those crappy 'not-triggers'

Any gamer can get used to any controller so yay I guess.

Ive used every single controller since Nintendo and I have to say they are JUST fine...nothing wrong with them at all. Anyone that nitpicks them (espeically people who dont buy a system BECAUSE of them)are trying to find ways to not like the PS3. Ive never been playing a game whether it be shooter or RPG or TPS and said to myself "Man if only the triggers were better". Nope.

You can buy triggers for like 5$.

It needs them. I absolutely hate those shoulder buttons for playing shooters. Resistance and Killzone were decent games, but the controller gave me fits.