yeah, we laughed and joked about the PS3 controller

Originally posted by Living-In-Clip
Uh, simple.
In your comparison you bruoght up a game that took advantage of the dual shock, that game was Ape Escape. But you also used the N64 in yuor whole post .

I feel so much dumber after debating this with you.

The Saturn analog was the most erognomic. I am not sure what point of that you don\'t understand.

Oh you saw the N64 controller?What about the other controllers?Trying to misinterpret my post eh?

Point is all these controllers which you ommited had tons of games tested on them so opinions and comparissons formed on the other controllers are justifiable.Unlike the Nights controller there was almost no game being tested on it.Nights feels perfect on its analog but then again the controller and its analog was made with Nights in mind ONLY.What about other games using the analog?


It felt great on your hands after playing non-existing, fantasy games using Nights controller\'s analog stick?Oh wait....probably yuo confused it with another stick

The only justifiable opinion you can say is how nice it felt on the few games that actually used it.Comparing it with other controllers is plain illogical

Pretty stupid for someone to say that its the best/most ergonomic (or worse) based on almost zero experience.

i still think microsoft are crackheads for not putting the analog sticks lateral

You like that Dual-Shock stick placement?

I don\'t know.. I really like how the Controller S and GameCube controllers feel..

It\'s not a big deal to me, personally. Until mm said something, I hadn\'t noticed that about the 360 controller.

The 360 controller is my favorite. It\'s all laid out well (except the shoulder buttons - the triggers are fine). And there\'s an added plus I noticed about the buttons being colored.

I let a couple girls I know try Condemned in the dark and instead of \'press X\' which would have been foreign to them, I could say \'the blue button\' or whatever.

Nintendo uses the same trick on its consoles. They were intent on calling the GameCube\'s A button "the big green button" for a while there...

-Dan

[Bobs_Hardware]

I really don\'t see the difference in the following two scenarios:

Guy: Hit the Blue button!
Girl: looks at controller - hits blue button

Guy: Hit the X button!
Girl: looks at controller - hits the X button

PS2 buttons have unique colors, too.

And I prefer the sticks being on the same level. Though, the difference is pretty much negligable.

I always remember that X is the lowest one like the "X that marks the spot"Its almost always used for basic things.Cant forget where it is

And the triangle I remember that its upwards.Its like an arrow showing upwards anyways and the three upper buttons shape a triangle.So its like the triangle represents the tip of it.

personally, I prefer the ole keyboard and mouse

[Living-In-Clip]

Originally posted by Unicron!
Oh you saw the N64 controller?What about the other controllers?Trying to misinterpret my post eh?

Point is all these controllers which you ommited had tons of games tested on them so opinions and comparissons formed on the other controllers are justifiable.Unlike the Nights controller there was almost no game being tested on it.Nights feels perfect on its analog but then again the controller and its analog was made with Nights in mind ONLY.What about other games using the analog?


It felt great on your hands after playing non-existing, fantasy games using Nights controller\'s analog stick?Oh wait....probably yuo confused it with another stick

The only justifiable opinion you can say is how nice it felt on the few games that actually used it.Comparing it with other controllers is plain illogical

Pretty stupid for someone to say that its the best/most ergonomic (or worse) based on almost zero experience.

No, stupid would be every single one of your posts.

Let\'s see..

Extensive play from Nights and other Saturn games that took advtanage of it proved to me that it was the most comfortable analog controller.

Gee, how hard is that to understand? For you, it is apparently impossible.

Originally posted by Living-In-Clip
No, stupid would be every single one of your posts.

Let\'s see..

Extensive play from Nights and other Saturn games that took advtanage of it proved to me that it was the most comfortable analog controller.

Gee, how hard is that to understand? For you, it is apparently impossible.

Yeah probably you tried tenths or even hundreds of fantasy imaginative saturn analog games on it.

Hey why dont you share with us your experience on Sonic Extreme, as well as on other countless unreleased or imaginative Saturn analog games that you tried?

Unicron has a point. If you played a different game on the Saturn controller, the joystick would all of a sudden suck.

It\'d probably be looser. It might even break clean off. The entire controller would be heavier and sharper and your fingers would bleed in its mere presence. The cord would probably get loose and fall out of the controller and land on your foot, sending a minor current through your leg that, while annoying, was still somewhat pleasurable.

Yeah. He has a point.

Bob, it\'s easier in the dark to pick out a color in the glow of the tv than to squint and notice the letter.

I didn\'t realize the DS2 had colored buttons. I didn\'t check, but in my head they\'re black or dark gray.

Also, from where I was sitting I forget if X comes before Y on the Xbox controller, but I can tell that the button they have to hit is yellow.

-Dan

[Titan]

Originally posted by Bobs_Hardware
I really don\'t see the difference in the following two scenarios:

Guy: Hit the Blue button!
Girl: looks at controller - hits blue button

Guy: Hit the X button!
Girl: looks at controller - hits the X button

PS2 buttons have unique colors, too.

And I prefer the sticks being on the same level. Though, the difference is pretty much negligable.

True that. I never go by color though. By using the shapes, it makes it easier for me to help people play games. I can\'t even say what color the buttons are off the top of my head. I just know the triangle is green. The others are ahrder for me to say the colors.

Why don\'t companies just label their buttons by letters or numbers, like the good ol\' days?

You can\'t put a bunch of freakin\' stupid colors or symbols in order...

Japanese Saturn Controller = #1

X Y Z, A B C, L R = SIMPLE!

I always faulted Sony for doing that. They did it to look iconic.

I really hate reading button combos for PS1/PS2 fighting games and seeing "up right square" in there. It\'s so stupid that even Microsoft figured out that "A-B-X-Y" works..

It\'s not stupid.

Xbox\'s controller buttons stem from MS\'s roots ; the personal computer\'s keyboard.

You won\'t find DS2 button icons on the average pc keyboard.

with some liquid paper and some texters, you just might. ^-^

/me steal knotter\'s kebyoard