I agree with the one reply in this thread. Hold the controller gentry in your hands with your fingers relaxed. Try not to grip it too tightly and it should be easier - it can also help easy some repetitive stress pain having your hands more relaxed.

When it comes down to it the Dual Shock 3 and Sixaxis are both smaller by a good degree than the XBox S controller (or what is it called).

The lack of a back curving feature on the trigger I think is a plus - I don't like my controller to look like a toy gun I gues. The triggers on the XBox I also felt were too big when I played Halo for long periods

Comes down to preference. There was a great deal of ergonomic research behind both the Dual Shock and XBox designs

the decision to buy msg4 was the easiest decision i ever made in my LIFEadam_53

lol. Seriously. Don't think just get in car and go

TIE Fighter

(1994, FlightSim)

I am thinking FPS RPG also... I understand this is being done somewhat like with Fallout3...

but I am thinking more along the lines of Deus Ex, with thousands more implants, abilities, and weapons... and of course a great story. When I played Deus Ex when it came out I thought, "Wow this is an interesting type of game, more like it are to follow.." but they never came. From what I've seen of Fallout it doesn't really satisfy the same type of element...Yeah you suck at shooting at first but with the ability to use VACS or whatever its called you may as well play in isometric view

Yep every single Blizzard game is the most overrated game ever.

...and not so coincidentally, also the most overpriced. The Diablo II Battlechest is still $40 US last time I saw it at Wal-mart

Meh... I think this style of game with missions like that is totally played out

I recommend Uncharted: Drake's Fortune pick it up used off eBay for cheaper

1000 posts for the win