#PS1 CONTROLLER NO ANALOG STICKS FULL#
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It reminds me of a ds4 with the extended triggers that have that slight curve/lip and that almost concave analogue stick design. This controller looks and sounds amazing.

#PS1 CONTROLLER NO ANALOG STICKS PC#

Using a cable shouldn't be a huge issue on PC but would pose a problem if I am outputting video to TV.

I thought it might be useful for emulation too but have since read many reports about wifi problems and drop outs. I grabbed a dualsense when amazon dropped them to $65 to try out some of the steam game ports that support haptic feedback, adaptive triggers and whatever they call the tilt control (hopefully that trend continues with ps5 ports) + my p2 when I do eventually get a ps5.

#PS1 CONTROLLER NO ANALOG STICKS PORTABLE#

I tend to play switch as a portable device besides local multi player so I'm interested in how it performs on pc or phone with emulators, steam console ports and xbox ultimate. Do you have any thoughts towards that? Also how quickly does xcloud chew through phone battery?

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Hey thanks for the info was wondering if you play using bluetooth or usb-c? Some people said that it reduces latency and makes streaming xcloud far smoother without input lag. If you need a controller for Switch as well as PC and maybe phone, then the 8bitDo is good.

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I, too, was only looking at the controller for my Switch, and comparing both just for that, the Switch pro controller won easily. It was much easier and more accurate for me to do them on the Switch pro controller that didn't have a lot of travel in the triggers and just 'click' on, like the joy cons. For me, it made long jumps in Mario Odyssey for example annoying.

Although this is better for PC games and such, it is actually a drawback for Switch games that are designed with the Switch on/off triggers instead. Finally, the triggers on the 8bitdo are proper analogue triggers. Also, I didn't think it would annoy me, but not being able to wake the Switch from sleep is a nice feature to have if you like keeping the controller lying around on the couch or close to it and not having to get up to turn the Switch on. If you are used to the PS layout, the 8bitdo may be more comfortable. The off hand analogue placement was much more comfortable to me (as I am accustomed to the Xbox controller layout, and have never owned a PlayStation). If just for the Switch, I liked the pro controller much more. I eventually got the switch pro controller and compared them side by side. In games like Lumines, where vibrations are made to accord with the music, the rumble on the 8bitDo seemed to always be on. It's very different to the rumble on the normal joycons. I bought it for my Switch, but found the rumble very overpowering, it was almost nauseating. Kogan $57 delivered from seller VChain Global

If you have Kogan First as well, you can even get it for a dollar cheaper $57 delivered.ДЄlternative listing on Dick Smith $57.99 from seller Heybattery Furthermore, considering the amount of 3D movement in PlayStation's most popular games, analog control would offer a clear improvement in gameplay.I've been keeping an eye out on this controller and waiting for it to reach under $60 again and almost pulled the trigger on getting the one from EB Games on sale but noticed that Kogan/Dick Smith have it down to $58 delivered(Grey stock), all colours available which will be good to use up any Kogan gift cards you may have stored over the Shopback gift card deals in recent weeks.

#PS1 CONTROLLER NO ANALOG STICKS FULL#

Two years after the PlayStation's 1995 launch, Sony introduced the Dual Analog controller which, as the name suggests, had two analog sticks to provide a full 360-degree range of motion.ДЄnalog controls made games requiring frequent diagonal inputs, like 'Metal Gear Solid' and 'Tekken 3'В easier to control and were popular enoughВ to warrant re-releases of classic PlayStation games like 'Resident Evil.' The original Dual Analog also featured a flight stick mode for pilot simulation games like 'Ace Combat 2' and 'Colony Wars.'Д¬onsidering that the dual analog design is now the standard for all video game console controllers, it's odd that Sony decided to choose the controller with less features and a shorter lifespan. Despite the console's focus on 3D gaming, the original PlayStation controller only featured a four-way directional pad for movement.

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