It goes without saying that the controller is a very important part of a videogame console. Being the only piece of hardware that you are physically interacting with, it's critical that it is a well thought out device. It should be sturdy, comfortable, and have a solid feature set. No brainer right?
Well it turns out that it isn't as obvious as it seems. Check out the article to see a list of the top five crappy videogame controllers to ever grace Infinite Bits carpel-ridden hands.
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Numbers 6-9 were some of my absolute favorite early gen PS3 games. I'm still bitter about Incognito and Japan Studio.
The white knight chronicles and infamous games really need to come to modern platforms. MAG I really miss...poor zipper. The ps3 was definitely a unique console despite it being the worst home console of PlayStation.
It's almost time for the ASUS ROG Ally X to be revealed, and these leaked renders already provide a look at the device and its specs.
Is it running the same Windows OS? Because that is the biggest issue with the current Ally.
lol i knew they would use the sony six axis. Shouldn't 360 controller be on there 2 since its an almost exact copy of dreamcast but with another analog
ive never had any problem with any controller ive ever used... thats what a skilled gamer is capable of.
Hmm,flawed.
What, seriously? The sixaxis is one of the worst controllers?
And here I thought it was one of the best. Hell, the only thing it's missing is rumble. That's it.
I mean, there's a reason Sony's been able to use the same basic controller design FIVE TIMES IN A ROW. That's five times more than any other controller series, ya' know.
This kind of blatant fanboyism is just pathetic.
I'm surprised that the original XBOX HUEG controller isn't on that list. It definitely should replace either the N64 controller or perhaps the 6-axis. The only reason I'd take points away from the N64 controller was because the analog stick wore out REALLY quickly. Otherwise its design was kind of wonky, but you never needed both the D-pad and the analog stick, so it wasn't a big deal. And damn was it comfy.
I was never a fan of the Sony controller. It's too small for me and hurts my hands.