Sony just can't come up with good designs choices...

When it comes to comfort and common sense, Sony seem to lack those 2 things when designing hardware.

first being the DUAL SHOCK 3 controller, i don't have to explain the obvious FLAWS. (i will state that the DS2 controller is better)

second... the PSP, they got away with 1 analog stick at the beginning...now with the PSP GO, the device still has 1 analog stick and a MASSIVE d-pad (as if, the D-PAD should be the primary buttons, knowing how outdated it is GSUS!)

What is it with Sony and poor designs?

Even there latest Bravia HDTV's look ugly.

Yes this is opinion, but i'm sure MANY agree.

im disapointed at the lack of sony waggel stick in this thread

Atleast it's reliable hardware. Brainkiller05

When it comes to comfort and common sense, Sony seem to lack those 2 things when designing hardware.

first being the DUAL SHOCK 3 controller, i don't have to explain the obvious FLAWS. (i will state that the DS2 controller is better)

second... the PSP, they got away with 1 analog stick at the beginning...now with the PSP GO, the device still has 1 analog stick and a MASSIVE d-pad (as if, the D-PAD should be the primary buttons, knowing how outdated it is GSUS!)

What is it with Sony and poor designs?

Even there latest Bravia HDTV's look ugly.

Yes this is opinion, but i'm sure MANY agree.

Sniper-PIG

Great. Blog it next time.

When it comes to comfort and common sense, Sony seem to lack those 2 things when designing hardware.

first being the DUAL SHOCK 3 controller, i don't have to explain the obvious FLAWS. (i will state that the DS2 controller is better)

second... the PSP, they got away with 1 analog stick at the beginning...now with the PSP GO, the device still has 1 analog stick and a MASSIVE d-pad (as if, the D-PAD should be the primary buttons, knowing how outdated it is GSUS!)

What is it with Sony and poor designs?

Even there latest Bravia HDTV's look ugly.

Yes this is opinion, but i'm sure MANY agree.

Sniper-PIG

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When it comes to comfort and common sense, Sony seem to lack those 2 things when designing hardware.

first being the DUAL SHOCK 3 controller, i don't have to explain the obvious FLAWS. (i will state that the DS2 controller is better)

second... the PSP, they got away with 1 analog stick at the beginning...now with the PSP GO, the device still has 1 analog stick and a MASSIVE d-pad (as if, the D-PAD should be the primary buttons, knowing how outdated it is GSUS!)

What is it with Sony and poor designs?

Even there latest Bravia HDTV's look ugly.

Yes this is opinion, but i'm sure MANY agree.

OneLazyAsian

Great. Blog it next time.

[QUOTE="Sniper-PIG"]

When it comes to comfort and common sense, Sony seem to lack those 2 things when designing hardware.

first being the DUAL SHOCK 3 controller, i don't have to explain the obvious FLAWS. (i will state that the DS2 controller is better)

second... the PSP, they got away with 1 analog stick at the beginning...now with the PSP GO, the device still has 1 analog stick and a MASSIVE d-pad (as if, the D-PAD should be the primary buttons, knowing how outdated it is GSUS!)

What is it with Sony and poor designs?

Even there latest Bravia HDTV's look ugly.

Yes this is opinion, but i'm sure MANY agree.

Jared2720

[QUOTE="Jared2720"][QUOTE="Sniper-PIG"]

When it comes to comfort and common sense, Sony seem to lack those 2 things when designing hardware.

first being the DUAL SHOCK 3 controller, i don't have to explain the obvious FLAWS. (i will state that the DS2 controller is better)

second... the PSP, they got away with 1 analog stick at the beginning...now with the PSP GO, the device still has 1 analog stick and a MASSIVE d-pad (as if, the D-PAD should be the primary buttons, knowing how outdated it is GSUS!)

What is it with Sony and poor designs?

Even there latest Bravia HDTV's look ugly.

Yes this is opinion, but i'm sure MANY agree.

Sniper-PIG

The only thing that is bunk on the DS3 (and every playstation controller actually)is the loose analogs. They need to tighten up the analogs and if they can do that (why haven't they yet????) I will have nothing to complain about.

Overall, even with the loose analogs I still prefer the PS controller over the xbox.

When it comes to comfort and common sense, Sony seem to lack those 2 things when designing hardware.

first being the DUAL SHOCK 3 controller, i don't have to explain the obvious FLAWS. (i will state that the DS2 controller is better)

second... the PSP, they got away with 1 analog stick at the beginning...now with the PSP GO, the device still has 1 analog stick and a MASSIVE d-pad (as if, the D-PAD should be the primary buttons, knowing how outdated it is GSUS!)

What is it with Sony and poor designs?

Even there latest Bravia HDTV's look ugly.

Yes this is opinion, but i'm sure MANY agree.

Sniper-PIG

oh another of your threads whining about anything related to Sony... just move on !!! :)

I'm still waiting for a SonyFit Board. :/Blixxed

[QUOTE="Jared2720"][QUOTE="Sniper-PIG"]

When it comes to comfort and common sense, Sony seem to lack those 2 things when designing hardware.

first being the DUAL SHOCK 3 controller, i don't have to explain the obvious FLAWS. (i will state that the DS2 controller is better)

second... the PSP, they got away with 1 analog stick at the beginning...now with the PSP GO, the device still has 1 analog stick and a MASSIVE d-pad (as if, the D-PAD should be the primary buttons, knowing how outdated it is GSUS!)

What is it with Sony and poor designs?

Even there latest Bravia HDTV's look ugly.

Yes this is opinion, but i'm sure MANY agree.

Sniper-PIG

TC why would Sony add a second analog stick to the PSP go? It isn't like the PSP go is the successor to the PSP. As for the DS3 it is fine the way it is. My only gripe is that it doesn't feel as comfortable as the 360 controller playing FPS and TPS titles (which really doesn't bother me I tend to play shooters on the 360 and better yet PC).

When it comes to comfort and common sense, Sony seem to lack those 2 things when designing hardware.

first being the DUAL SHOCK 3 controller, i don't have to explain the obvious FLAWS. (i will state that the DS2 controller is better)

second... the PSP, they got away with 1 analog stick at the beginning...now with the PSP GO, the device still has 1 analog stick and a MASSIVE d-pad (as if, the D-PAD should be the primary buttons, knowing how outdated it is GSUS!)

What is it with Sony and poor designs?

Even there latest Bravia HDTV's look ugly.

Yes this is opinion, but i'm sure MANY agree.

Sniper-PIG

When it comes to comfort and common sense, Sony seem to lack those 2 things when designing hardware.

first being the DUAL SHOCK 3 controller, i don't have to explain the obvious FLAWS. (i will state that the DS2 controller is better)

second... the PSP, they got away with 1 analog stick at the beginning...now with the PSP GO, the device still has 1 analog stick and a MASSIVE d-pad (as if, the D-PAD should be the primary buttons, knowing how outdated it is GSUS!)

What is it with Sony and poor designs?

Even there latest Bravia HDTV's look ugly.

Yes this is opinion, but i'm sure MANY agree.

Sniper-PIG

What about Microsoft's handheld device...oh, no they don't have one.

Then what about Microsoft's HDTV...yeah, they don't have one either.

The reason Sony kept the DS3 mostly the same as the other DS controllers, it works and people actually like it.

And dual analog on PSP? Old news, everyone wants it. Wait for the PSP2. The PSPGo was not a PSP2 but more like a PSP-4000.

PSPGo uses the same games as PSP, therefore why would they add a 2nd analogue to the design, to further increase price and possibly force compatiblity issues with past games. If they do this in the PSP2 and leave out the analogue stick, then they mucked up.

I have no problems with the controllers.

When it comes to comfort and common sense, Sony seem to lack those 2 things when designing hardware.

first being the DUAL SHOCK 3 controller, i don't have to explain the obvious FLAWS. (i will state that the DS2 controller is better)

second... the PSP, they got away with 1 analog stick at the beginning...now with the PSP GO, the device still has 1 analog stick and a MASSIVE d-pad (as if, the D-PAD should be the primary buttons, knowing how outdated it is GSUS!)

What is it with Sony and poor designs?

Even there latest Bravia HDTV's look ugly.

Yes this is opinion, but i'm sure MANY agree.

Sniper-PIG

[QUOTE="Brainkiller05"]Atleast it's reliable hardware. Sniper-PIG

I went through four PS2's. They were the 360 of last gen when it comes to reliability.

[QUOTE="Sniper-PIG"][QUOTE="Brainkiller05"]Atleast it's reliable hardware. caseypayne69

I went through four PS2's. They were the 360 of last gen when it comes to reliability.

Atleast it's reliable hardware. Brainkiller05

[QUOTE="Sniper-PIG"]

When it comes to comfort and common sense, Sony seem to lack those 2 things when designing hardware.

first being the DUAL SHOCK 3 controller, i don't have to explain the obvious FLAWS. (i will state that the DS2 controller is better)

second... the PSP, they got away with 1 analog stick at the beginning...now with the PSP GO, the device still has 1 analog stick and a MASSIVE d-pad (as if, the D-PAD should be the primary buttons, knowing how outdated it is GSUS!)

What is it with Sony and poor designs?

Even there latest Bravia HDTV's look ugly.

Yes this is opinion, but i'm sure MANY agree.

tastetheacidmil

[QUOTE="OneLazyAsian"]

[QUOTE="Sniper-PIG"]

When it comes to comfort and common sense, Sony seem to lack those 2 things when designing hardware.

first being the DUAL SHOCK 3 controller, i don't have to explain the obvious FLAWS. (i will state that the DS2 controller is better)

second... the PSP, they got away with 1 analog stick at the beginning...now with the PSP GO, the device still has 1 analog stick and a MASSIVE d-pad (as if, the D-PAD should be the primary buttons, knowing how outdated it is GSUS!)

What is it with Sony and poor designs?

Even there latest Bravia HDTV's look ugly.

Yes this is opinion, but i'm sure MANY agree.

Sniper-PIG

Great. Blog it next time.

Because I had to make some use of the 3 or so minutes you wasted of my life reading your rant. And I can flip it around too. Why post on the forums when you can rant on your blog?