PS2 controller recommendation
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thundr51 said:
I think the only decent one is made by Logitech, but Iv'e never used one.
Really, you're better off sticking with the official Sony shit, and maybe buying a cord extension.
A cord extension wouldn't help at all.
The only reason I asked for wireless is because I have a very curious 1 year old who likes to pull on the cord when i'm playing my games. He can't do it when i'm playing my GC because i'm using my Wavebird
Oh well, guess i'll pick up ANOTHER dual shock so I can play some Bujingai..
The only reason I asked for wireless is because I have a very curious 1 year old who likes to pull on the cord when i'm playing my games. He can't do it when i'm playing my GC because i'm using my Wavebird
Oh well, guess i'll pick up ANOTHER dual shock so I can play some Bujingai..
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http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/support/products/details/US/EN,CRID=1814,CONTENTID=8767
Here is the Logitech controller. I don't know how good they are, but Logitech generally makes good stuff.
Here is the Logitech controller. I don't know how good they are, but Logitech generally makes good stuff.
X said:
I have to agree with this 100%. Picked up the PS2 one today and it works like a dream. Not too big or too small, it isn't interfering with all the other wireless crap I have around the house(at least not yet) and it looks to be kid proof (my 3 year old LOVES to leave my wavebirds on). I'll probably grab the Xbox one later. Seems weird that it's $10 more than the PS2 one though. Oh well, maybe i'll run through Bujingai again and a couple of games of VF4, just to break it in.
thundr51 said:I have to agree with this 100%. Picked up the PS2 one today and it works like a dream. Not too big or too small, it isn't interfering with all the other wireless crap I have around the house(at least not yet) and it looks to be kid proof (my 3 year old LOVES to leave my wavebirds on). I'll probably grab the Xbox one later. Seems weird that it's $10 more than the PS2 one though. Oh well, maybe i'll run through Bujingai again and a couple of games of VF4, just to break it in.
After some time you will get so use to it that you will feel odd with dual shock. The logitech control feels more comfortable.