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And I think I should add this as well. I saw on the front of an X-Box magazine that they might be releasing MGS2 on the X-Box! This is something else im not to happy with. I mean we all buy a PS2, then MGS2 is released a number of months later. Then when everyone is saying MGS2 is a reason to get a PS2, then the X-Box plans to releas it. And everyone has a PS2 with MGS2. And not many people will buy the X-Box because of this.
And I think I should add this as well. I saw on the front of an X-Box magazine that they might be releasing MGS2 on the X-Box! This is something else im not to happy with. I mean we all buy a PS2, then MGS2 is released a number of months later. Then when everyone is saying MGS2 is a reason to get a PS2, then the X-Box plans to releas it. And everyone has a PS2 with MGS2. And not many people will buy the X-Box because of this.
Just for the record I wasnt that impressed with any of the games!!
The playstation pad is excellent. Correct size, shape, weight etc.
Has anyone used the Gamecube pad?
They look odd but, surprisingly, i think they are the best pad around. (and they arent even out yet!)
The XBox pad is MUCH more comfortable.
The PS2 pad has the analgoue sticks at a funny height, your thumbs have to go at a stupid angle to use them.
Also, if you're going to get picky, the XBox does NOT have a start and a select button. It's a start and a back button.
Also, the start and select buttons have been in use ever since the NES, so Sony copied it off Nintendo.
Just thought I'd point that out...
The PS2 pad felt small, the X,square, triangle and circle buttons. Felt cheap, and more like what the SNES controller felt like after using the PS1 controller. PS2 controller is great, but after using Xbox controller, it seems 2nd rate.
People say Xbox controller is big. I have medium sized hands and find it very easy to use. It does feel alittle big at first, but as soon as you use it you know its a great pad.
> This is quite an interesting reaction im getting here. But I may say that the
> PS2 controller was made for comfort. How can you say that it is no good. The
> X-Box controller is no good, and neither are some of the games.
So the PS2's launch games were ground-breaking I suppose? Look, the PS2 is a fine machine with a nice, healthy catalogue of games. The controller is not too shabby neither, but it's not perfect.
Personally, I have no problem with the XBox control-pad, although I do tend to use the Japanese XBox pad when playing.
It's such a shame to see this particular forum degenerate into a pool of anti-Microsoft propaganda. Fair enough, if the pad isn't to your liking, put a well-constructed argument together. Not a "The XBox pad sux" thread and post in the relevant forum.