Safe to say the PS3 will have the best controller??

The Dualshock 3 is coming with motion sensing technology. People always compared the 360's controller to the PS3's Sixaxis and said they wanted rumble and somecould care less about motion sensing. IMO the Dualshock 3 will be the best controller out b/c it has both features in one controller unlike the Wii's, which has two parts with both features. However, i think the PS3's controller will be a bit pricey whichfanboys will definitely attack at.

I also did read in 1UPthe Dualshock 3 will have nex-genrumble, which wouldhave rumblein differentregions of the controller.Something Sony might add onfor more appeal.

What do u think? And Don't give me that "But you didntplay the Dualshock 3, how would you know." I sure this won't let down in satisfaction

The Dualshock 3 is coming with motion sensing technology. People always compared the 360's controller to the PS3's Sixaxis and said they wanted rumble and somecould care less about motion sensing. IMO the Dualshock 3 will be the best controller out b/c it has both features in one controller unlike the Wii's, which has two parts with both features. However, i think the PS3's controller will be a bit pricey whichfanboys will definitely attack at.

I also did read in 1UPthe Dualshock 3 will have nex-genrumble, which wouldhave rumblein differentregions of the controller.Something Sony might add onfor more appeal.

What do u think? And Don't give me that "But you didntplay the Dualshock 3, how would you know." I sure this won't let down in satisfaction

robbv1122

Technically, yes the DS3 will be the better controller.

However, it depends on which one you think is more comfortable to use.

I still think the 360 controller is the best one.marioraider

Its the most comfortable imo.

There is no such thing as the "best controller". It's really all about preference. TrueReligion_

Yea i was implying best meaning best in your opinion.

[QUOTE="TrueReligion_"]There is no such thing as the "best controller". It's really all about preference. robbv1122

Yea i was implying best meaning best in your opinion.

Okay, then I choose the 360 followed by the Saturn pad.

I kind of like playing games with this the most.

From Flight Simulators to First Person Shooters, I really like using the joystick.

From my time spent with the PS3 pad I think the L2 and R2 buttons dont work as well as triggers and another thing that I didnt like is how cheap it felt. The current PS3 controller is too light but the rumble components will add to the weight I hope.rzepak

well i actually ilike it better when it's light, but as mentioned before it's all about preference. I have always played with playstation controllers and that's the only controller i can take other than the 360 which is comfortable too. I never bought any logitech or other brand controllers.

From my time spent with the PS3 pad I think the L2 and R2 buttons dont work as well as triggers and another thing that I didnt like is how cheap it felt. The current PS3 controller is too light but the rumble components will add to the weight I hope.rzepak

well i actually ilike it better when it's light, but as mentioned before it's all about preference. I have always played with playstation controllers and that's the only controller i can take other than the 360 which is comfortable too. I never bought any logitech or other brand controllers.

Dualshock 3 doesnt not have next gen rumble,It was confirmed its similiar to Dualshock 2.

But I went with 360,never had a controller fit prefect like that into my hands.

[QUOTE="marioraider"]I still think the 360 controller is the best one.goodlay

Its the most comfortable imo.

Really even with the battery pack jutting out the back? The dualshock 3 is the actual true winner, because its design has been around for more than a decade. What other controller scheme can claim that?

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[QUOTE="marioraider"]I still think the 360 controller is the best one.bobaban

Its the most comfortable imo.

Really even with the battery pack jutting out the back? The dualshock 3 is the actual true winner, because its design has been around for more than a decade. What other controller scheme can claim that?

Opinions /=/ Facts

It's all personal preference. I prefer the 360 controller because I like the stick placement and the larger design. Also, the L2 and R2 buttons feel better and more "natural" to me.BioShockOwnz

I agree.

Comfort FTW... Dualshock hurts my hands after a long while but 360's never. If the d-pad was better it would be the perfect controller almost IMO

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[QUOTE="marioraider"]I still think the 360 controller is the best one.bobaban

Its the most comfortable imo.

Really even with the battery pack jutting out the back? The dualshock 3 is the actual true winner, because its design has been around for more than a decade. What other controller scheme can claim that?

Easy to see youve never held the 360 controller.You never touch that part of the controller.

[QUOTE="bobaban"][QUOTE="goodlay"]

[QUOTE="marioraider"]I still think the 360 controller is the best one.deathtrap90

Its the most comfortable imo.

Really even with the battery pack jutting out the back? The dualshock 3 is the actual true winner, because its design has been around for more than a decade. What other controller scheme can claim that?

Easy to see youve never held the 360 controller.You never touch that part of the controller.

yeah no he hasnt the batt is dead center in the back of teh controller your fingers will never even touch it plus imo it adds a good weight to the controller i never liked how light playstation controllers were

I still think the 360 controller is the best one.marioraider

Yeah it's just too obvious! That controller was destined for gamers comfort and pleasure (except for the d-pad!)!

[QUOTE="robbv1122"]

However, it depends on which one you think is more comfortable to use.

Koalakommander

I totally agree.

I also did read in 1UPthe Dualshock 3 will have nex-genrumble, which wouldhave rumblein differentregions of the controller.robbv1122

As versatile as the system is, the PS3 has the least ergonomical controller, at least in my hands. It's light, feels flimsy, like a cheap toy I could break easily, the analog sticks are too close together, and to top it all off it only has little "nubs" to hang on to. Even the triggers are kind of awkward. Oh well... at least it's the gateway to arguably the most powerful console and a hell of a blu-ray player :).

Wii-mote is comfortable because it allows freedom and fits nicely, the 360 just has a solid, well laid-out controller.

I don't understand how people can defend the fact that Sony has not tried to dramatically improve their controller for the past 10 years. If the "handles" were a little bigger and the sticks rearranged a bit then it would be much, much more comfortable. As it is now I just can't get used to it, if the handles were a bit bigger it would negate the fact that the triggers have a rounded edge that makes it easy for your fingers to slip off.

In this case "don't fix what isn't broken" isn't a line Sony fans should defend with because the PS controllers have been a poorly implemented design from the start. Adding nubs to an SNES controller doesn't make it easier to play.

Amazing that a company who puts so much thought and money into the console doesn't put the same thought and money into the controller. The Bananarang would probably have been better than the Sixaxis/DS3. Too bad everyone laughed it into oblivion.