You will be surprised. I managed to break a Xbox 360 controller, but breaking a PlayStation 3 one is harder.Its really light. I guess some would say thats a good thing, but feels cheap like im gunna break it
You will be surprised. I managed to break a Xbox 360 controller, but breaking a PlayStation 3 one is harder.Its really light. I guess some would say thats a good thing, but feels cheap like im gunna break it
I broke my wii controller when i wacked it against the arm of my chair. Wouldn't track properly after. Then i fixed it again by beating it against the floor.You will be surprised. I managed to break a Xbox 360 controller, but breaking a PlayStation 3 one is harder.
The Wii is rather sensible... Try hitting your Xbox 360 against the wall and then the PlayStation 3 one. Although that would be pointless. It's lighter and more minimalist, and it gets some time to adapt, but the Xbox 360 is more comfortable.I broke my wii controller when i wacked it against the arm of my chair. Wouldn't track properly after. Then i fixed it again by beating it against the floor.
I find Playstation controllers a little awkward too. For the longest time, when I was a kid, the only consoles I played were Playstation 2s that my friends owned. None of my friends owned an Xbox or an Xbox 360, so Playstation controllers were all I used. I just got used to it since I didn't really know anything else, but when I got my 360, the controllers just felt so much better than all those Playstation ones I had been using. They're just much more curvy and they conform to your hands much better.
Atleast the PS3 controller isn't the original Xbox controller. Not only did it feel like you were swinging 'round a brick but the thing was so awkward to hold.
True, but that too could've been a lot worse.
Is that the Jaguar controller?!
I LOVED THE JAGUAR!
Atleast the PS3 controller isn't the original Xbox controller. Not only did it feel like you were swinging 'round a brick but the thing was so awkward to hold.
I disliked the original Xbox one at first because it was so chunky but I got used to it, was just awkward to hit the white and black buttons. They did rectify it with the controller S which was better and then made the 360 version after they discontinued the Xbox so could say that they learnt from it.
the concaved analog sticks (with rubber surface) should be the new standard in controller designs.
You named your Xbox 360?
You are a really, really lonely guy.