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For me, it seems to be the one thing holding me back from buying a 360. I really want Gears and Dead Rising, but the controller seems a bit bulky with unusual-placed analog sticks. Or have I been playing PS2 too much? SergeantSnitchI thought that but the first time i played the 360 it was like the controller was molded around my hands, it was perfect and the analogue sticks are in exactly the right place. Try out a 360 kiosk and hold one cuz they are really nice.
[QUOTE="SergeantSnitch"]For me, it seems to be the one thing holding me back from buying a 360. I really want Gears and Dead Rising, but the controller seems a bit bulky with unusual-placed analog sticks. Or have I been playing PS2 too much? bumhatsI thought that but the first time i played the 360 it was like the controller was molded around my hands, it was perfect and the analogue sticks are in exactly the right place. Try out a 360 kiosk and hold one cuz they are really nice. Yea, I played Gears at my friends house. I don't remember how I was holding the controller but it did seem kinda off. I think it's cause I've played Playstation for so long. Hmm...
For me, it seems to be the one thing holding me back from buying a 360. I really want Gears and Dead Rising, but the controller seems a bit bulky with unusual-placed analog sticks. Or have I been playing PS2 too much? SergeantSnitch
Yes you have been palying PS2 too much:P x360 gamepad is great for fps. The d-pad is a bit too hard to press so it not good in fighting games. But for the rest of genre it's awesome.
For me, it seems to be the one thing holding me back from buying a 360. I really want Gears and Dead Rising, but the controller seems a bit bulky with unusual-placed analog sticks. Or have I been playing PS2 too much? SergeantSnitchBest controller I have ever owned. I always loved my PS2 Logitech Wireless controller, but the analogs placed side-by-side like that are a little awkward for FPS games. The rumble implementation is better than the last-gen systems too, it feels a little more sensitive.
For me, it seems to be the one thing holding me back from buying a 360. I really want Gears and Dead Rising, but the controller seems a bit bulky with unusual-placed analog sticks. Or have I been playing PS2 too much? SergeantSnitch
best controller yet on any systemfattony_1
I agree like everyone else is saying, the first time I put a 360 controller in my hands, i was like "Oh My God" becuase you really do feel that they couldn't of made a better paddle for this system, tha'ts how I feel anyway
360's controller is just amazing... so light, buttons are on a perfect size, bumpers and triggers do an outstanding job and the analog sticks are convinently placed.
just be more carefull on your next thread cause this one could seem like trolling
For me, it seems to be the one thing holding me back from buying a 360. I really want Gears and Dead Rising, but the controller seems a bit bulky with unusual-placed analog sticks. Or have I been playing PS2 too much? SergeantSnitch
for me the wired controller is better, the wireless is the bulky one
For me, it seems to be the one thing holding me back from buying a 360. I really want Gears and Dead Rising, but the controller seems a bit bulky with unusual-placed analog sticks. Or have I been playing PS2 too much? SergeantSnitchits a big improv. over the old one, and the sticks are placed pretty good... i used to think the same when i bought my 360 but u get used to it fast
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