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yup in car x box in a saxo LOL what is the world coming to eh?
if sav could drive he'd have one i bet hehe.
if sav could drive he'd have one i bet hehe.
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Oh, I see what you mean, but it wasn't really an error, it just meant it was more easily open to misinterpretation. :)
Silent85 wrote:
> Ah errors my son, it will be the end of you :P
I didn't make an error. Stop posting any old crap that comes into your head just to have the latest post in all topics...
> Ah errors my son, it will be the end of you :P
I didn't make an error. Stop posting any old crap that comes into your head just to have the latest post in all topics...
Silent85 wrote:
>
> I love the bigger controller I can wrap my hands round it perfectly
> onlt 2 trigger buttons I feel is better than 4 but thats just me
More buttons = easier controls, although four buttons wouldn't work with the shape of the XBox pad. I don't really mind what pad I use, it really doesn't make that much difference to me, unless it's really awkward. A bad workman blames his tools.....
>
> I love the bigger controller I can wrap my hands round it perfectly
> onlt 2 trigger buttons I feel is better than 4 but thats just me
More buttons = easier controls, although four buttons wouldn't work with the shape of the XBox pad. I don't really mind what pad I use, it really doesn't make that much difference to me, unless it's really awkward. A bad workman blames his tools.....
Blank wrote:
> garbe123 wrote:
> Blank wrote:
>
> Gah! I meant it is the best for non-sweaty palms, simply because it is
> smallest. Less contact with hands = less sweat generated, or at least
> less sweat touches the pad. I didn't mean for any type of game. You
> can't really argue too much with that. I would've put "I think
> the PS2 controller..." in any case, but I was in a bit of a rush
> and appear to have missed it out. It isn't something I would normally
> say.
Ah errors my son, it will be the end of you :P
> garbe123 wrote:
> Blank wrote:
>
> Gah! I meant it is the best for non-sweaty palms, simply because it is
> smallest. Less contact with hands = less sweat generated, or at least
> less sweat touches the pad. I didn't mean for any type of game. You
> can't really argue too much with that. I would've put "I think
> the PS2 controller..." in any case, but I was in a bit of a rush
> and appear to have missed it out. It isn't something I would normally
> say.
Ah errors my son, it will be the end of you :P
garbe123 wrote:
> Blank wrote:
> Well I wasn't. The reason I was asking is because sometimes the GC
> controller does during an extended session, and seeing as the XBox
> controller is larger I reckon it would. PS2 controller is the best
> on
> this front.
>
> Thats just your opinion! I had a PS2 for 9 months and yes I did like
> the controller as I still own my PSONE and its good to play with, but
> in my opinion the Xbox controller is the best for FPS and 3rd person
> action games :)
Gah! I meant it is the best for non-sweaty palms, simply because it is smallest. Less contact with hands = less sweat generated, or at least less sweat touches the pad. I didn't mean for any type of game. You can't really argue too much with that. I would've put "I think the PS2 controller..." in any case, but I was in a bit of a rush and appear to have missed it out. It isn't something I would normally say.
> Blank wrote:
> Well I wasn't. The reason I was asking is because sometimes the GC
> controller does during an extended session, and seeing as the XBox
> controller is larger I reckon it would. PS2 controller is the best
> on
> this front.
>
> Thats just your opinion! I had a PS2 for 9 months and yes I did like
> the controller as I still own my PSONE and its good to play with, but
> in my opinion the Xbox controller is the best for FPS and 3rd person
> action games :)
Gah! I meant it is the best for non-sweaty palms, simply because it is smallest. Less contact with hands = less sweat generated, or at least less sweat touches the pad. I didn't mean for any type of game. You can't really argue too much with that. I would've put "I think the PS2 controller..." in any case, but I was in a bit of a rush and appear to have missed it out. It isn't something I would normally say.
>
> Thats just your opinion! I had a PS2 for 9 months and yes I did like
> the controller as I still own my PSONE and its good to play with, but
> in my opinion the Xbox controller is the best for FPS and 3rd person
> action games :)
I love the bigger controller I can wrap my hands round it perfectly onlt 2 trigger buttons I feel is better than 4 but thats just me
> Thats just your opinion! I had a PS2 for 9 months and yes I did like
> the controller as I still own my PSONE and its good to play with, but
> in my opinion the Xbox controller is the best for FPS and 3rd person
> action games :)
I love the bigger controller I can wrap my hands round it perfectly onlt 2 trigger buttons I feel is better than 4 but thats just me
Blank wrote:
> Well I wasn't. The reason I was asking is because sometimes the GC
> controller does during an extended session, and seeing as the XBox
> controller is larger I reckon it would. PS2 controller is the best on
> this front.
Thats just your opinion! I had a PS2 for 9 months and yes I did like the controller as I still own my PSONE and its good to play with, but in my opinion the Xbox controller is the best for FPS and 3rd person action games :)
> Well I wasn't. The reason I was asking is because sometimes the GC
> controller does during an extended session, and seeing as the XBox
> controller is larger I reckon it would. PS2 controller is the best on
> this front.
Thats just your opinion! I had a PS2 for 9 months and yes I did like the controller as I still own my PSONE and its good to play with, but in my opinion the Xbox controller is the best for FPS and 3rd person action games :)
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