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Logitech = favorite KB/M. Using the Wave Pro which comes with the MX1100. Best mouse eva!
Nintendo = new favorite console controller because of Classic Controller Pro. so comfortable and light. Just wish it had a sort of rechargable batteries so I didn't have to attach it to the Wiimote
Sony = used to be favorite until I got a CCP. Favorite for gamepads on PC though. DS3 + Motioninjoy = happy RE4/5 gaming
Microsoft = hate their controller. Uncomfortable, especially the wireless. Wired one is still kewl though but I prefer the DS3 a lot more.
Razer = do not like. Their mice are too slim for me. I prefer Logitech's claw grip instead of the laid-out flat grip Razer has.
Definitely Microsoft, the 360 controller is the closest thing to a perfect controller. The dualshock should have been replaced after the PS2 era, Sony are just lazy. Not to mention the dualshock 3 is flimsy, ive already cracked one controller which has never happened to me before. Not a fan of the wii mote.Anjunaddict
How does one crack/break a controller? I've thrown controllers against the wall (Problem? Computers cheat! :P ) but they never broke or even cracked.
Can't comment on the mice, I just use your typical mouse with my PC. But for console controllers, gotta go with the 360 for being the most ergonomically designed, with its optomized analog sticks, triggers, and face buttons. The d-pad is strike, but the pros far outweigh the cons.
[QUOTE="Anjunaddict"]Definitely Microsoft, the 360 controller is the closest thing to a perfect controller. The dualshock should have been replaced after the PS2 era, Sony are just lazy. Not to mention the dualshock 3 is flimsy, ive already cracked one controller which has never happened to me before. Not a fan of the wii mote.ChubbyGuy40
How does one crack/break a controller? I've thrown controllers against the wall (Problem? Computers cheat! :P ) but they never broke or even cracked.
I accidently dropped it, and a screw at the bottom of the grip cracked open, so now the case is open. I cant force it closed again because the screw is still lodged in there. Not a huge deal, the controller is still usable, but its annoying.Logitech = favorite KB/M. Using the Wave Pro which comes with the MX1100. Best mouse eva!
Nintendo = new favorite console controller because of Classic Controller Pro. so comfortable and light. Just wish it had a sort of rechargable batteries so I didn't have to attach it to the Wiimote
Sony = used to be favorite until I got a CCP. Favorite for gamepads on PC though. DS3 + Motioninjoy = happy RE4/5 gaming
Microsoft = hate their controller. Uncomfortable, especially the wireless. Wired one is still kewl though but I prefer the DS3 a lot more.
Razer = do not like. Their mice are too slim for me. I prefer Logitech's claw grip instead of the laid-out flat grip Razer has.
ChubbyGuy40
Ive been thinking of trying that but Im scared motionjoy will mess up my standard bluetooth drivers
Logitech. I don't have a 360 but I have to say Microsoft makes the superior console controller this generation. The battery pack is annoying but it's better suited for human hands than a DS3. I hope Sony went back to the drawing board on that when development of #4 started.
[QUOTE="ChubbyGuy40"][QUOTE="Anjunaddict"]Definitely Microsoft, the 360 controller is the closest thing to a perfect controller. The dualshock should have been replaced after the PS2 era, Sony are just lazy. Not to mention the dualshock 3 is flimsy, ive already cracked one controller which has never happened to me before. Not a fan of the wii mote.Anjunaddict
How does one crack/break a controller? I've thrown controllers against the wall (Problem? Computers cheat! :P ) but they never broke or even cracked.
I accidently dropped it, and a screw at the bottom of the grip cracked open, so now the case is open. I cant force it closed again because the screw is still lodged in there. Not a huge deal, the controller is still usable, but its annoying. i threw my 360 troller almost breaking it in half and it still works lolI like the DS3 the best out of the three console controllers (haven't tried classic controller pro though). The loose analog sticks help my aiming out. I want to try out the Razer Onza Tournament edition for 360 though since analog stick tension can be adjusted.
Is this a serious question? MS hands down. I just bought the new razer onza 360 controller.. have been pumped for it for a year.. it's going on ebay, it's terrible compared to just a regular ole xbox controller. fastr
Really? :( I actually had my eye on the Onza. It looks like an amazing design. What's so bad about?
[QUOTE="fastr"]Is this a serious question? MS hands down. I just bought the new razer onza 360 controller.. have been pumped for it for a year.. it's going on ebay, it's terrible compared to just a regular ole xbox controller. AdobeArtist
Really? :( I actually had my eye on the Onza. It looks like an amazing design. What's so bad about?
Same, I was going to use if for PC games like super meat boy :oThe dualshock should have been replaced after the PS2 era, Sony are just lazy.Anjunaddict
No it definitely shouldn't have, it's a great design, and was one of my reasons for getting a PS3 first.
Don't fix what isn't broken is the saying. I will say they could fix the triggers to curve outwards though, other than that, keep it the same.
Same with the 360's, only reason MS changed design from the original Xbox was because it blew! the 360's controller is great as well. Just not the god-awful D-pad, other than that I wouldn't want them to change theirs either.
[QUOTE="AdobeArtist"][QUOTE="fastr"]Is this a serious question? MS hands down. I just bought the new razer onza 360 controller.. have been pumped for it for a year.. it's going on ebay, it's terrible compared to just a regular ole xbox controller. EdenProxy
Really? :( I actually had my eye on the Onza. It looks like an amazing design. What's so bad about?
Same, I was going to use if for PC games like super meat boy :o well, the feel isn't as nice as holding a regular 360 controller in your hands. They have the extra button on each side up top, right by the shoulder button.. so having 2 shoulder buttons instead of one means they're much smaller, and when your use to hitting just one kinda screws with you) Of course those things you could get use to pretty easily.. but.. I was playing some gears 3 beta with it, using the hammerburst (you need to kinda mash the rt to fire faster) and I can't fire as fast. it's like the controller can't recognize too many button hits together. I found this with the A button as well, I had problems running and taking cover (all using the A button) where it felt like it just misses hits, where I never had a problem with the regular controller. That you can't get use to, thats just the controller holding you back. The buttons have very little give.. which in some cases is great, the lightest touch activate whatever your trying to do, but in like a racing game where the amount of pressure your putting on the rt is important, you have like no leeway. I did love the adjustable tense on the thumbsticks tho.. too bad really :(The CIassic Controller Pro is far and away the most comfortable controller I've ever used. GCN controller a close second, 360 controller a little ways behind it.
[QUOTE="ChubbyGuy40"]
Logitech = favorite KB/M. Using the Wave Pro which comes with the MX1100. Best mouse eva!
Nintendo = new favorite console controller because of Classic Controller Pro. so comfortable and light. Just wish it had a sort of rechargable batteries so I didn't have to attach it to the Wiimote
Sony = used to be favorite until I got a CCP. Favorite for gamepads on PC though. DS3 + Motioninjoy = happy RE4/5 gaming
Microsoft = hate their controller. Uncomfortable, especially the wireless. Wired one is still kewl though but I prefer the DS3 a lot more.
Razer = do not like. Their mice are too slim for me. I prefer Logitech's claw grip instead of the laid-out flat grip Razer has.
EdenProxy
Ive been thinking of trying that but Im scared motionjoy will mess up my standard bluetooth drivers
It will override your current bluetooth drivers. I have a mini BT dongle that I have to use with my previous KB/M (Logitech MX5000, worst combo ever) since its BT dongle stopped working. I still had it plugged in when I got a new Wave Pro combo so I never had a problem. When I put the mini dongle and MX5000 on our family computer and installed Motioninjoy (and linking the controller with the BT adapter, which overrode the drivers,) it kicked the MX5000 off the BT dongle and took away any kind of connectivity options. The really awesome thing about it though is that you can swap out the drivers whenever you want. So you could enable it for PS3 wireless then disable it afterward to get your standard BT drivers back. You'd need another mouse that isn't BT to do that though. Might be able to use 2 BT adapters too, but not 100% about that.
You could also just use a USB cable and avoid connecting it wirelessly.
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[QUOTE="ChubbyGuy40"]
Logitech = favorite KB/M. Using the Wave Pro which comes with the MX1100. Best mouse eva!
Nintendo = new favorite console controller because of Classic Controller Pro. so comfortable and light. Just wish it had a sort of rechargable batteries so I didn't have to attach it to the Wiimote
Sony = used to be favorite until I got a CCP. Favorite for gamepads on PC though. DS3 + Motioninjoy = happy RE4/5 gaming
Microsoft = hate their controller. Uncomfortable, especially the wireless. Wired one is still kewl though but I prefer the DS3 a lot more.
Razer = do not like. Their mice are too slim for me. I prefer Logitech's claw grip instead of the laid-out flat grip Razer has.
ChubbyGuy40
Ive been thinking of trying that but Im scared motionjoy will mess up my standard bluetooth drivers
It will override your current bluetooth drivers. I have a mini BT dongle that I have to use with my previous KB/M (Logitech MX5000, worst combo ever) since its BT dongle stopped working. I still had it plugged in when I got a new Wave Pro combo so I never had a problem. When I put the mini dongle and MX5000 on our family computer and installed Motioninjoy (and linking the controller with the BT adapter, which overrode the drivers,) it kicked the MX5000 off the BT dongle and took away any kind of connectivity options. The really awesome thing about it though is that you can swap out the drivers whenever you want. So you could enable it for PS3 wireless then disable it afterward to get your standard BT drivers back. You'd need another mouse that isn't BT to do that though. Might be able to use 2 BT adapters too, but not 100% about that.
You could also just use a USB cable and avoid connecting it wirelessly.
Thats what Ive been thinking however Ive heard that motionjoy will still install bluetooth drives. I understand the need for controller drives but I really dont want the bluetooth drives to sneak in.
[QUOTE="ChubbyGuy40"]
[QUOTE="EdenProxy"]
Ive been thinking of trying that but Im scared motionjoy will mess up my standard bluetooth drivers
EdenProxy
It will override your current bluetooth drivers. I have a mini BT dongle that I have to use with my previous KB/M (Logitech MX5000, worst combo ever) since its BT dongle stopped working. I still had it plugged in when I got a new Wave Pro combo so I never had a problem. When I put the mini dongle and MX5000 on our family computer and installed Motioninjoy (and linking the controller with the BT adapter, which overrode the drivers,) it kicked the MX5000 off the BT dongle and took away any kind of connectivity options. The really awesome thing about it though is that you can swap out the drivers whenever you want. So you could enable it for PS3 wireless then disable it afterward to get your standard BT drivers back. You'd need another mouse that isn't BT to do that though. Might be able to use 2 BT adapters too, but not 100% about that.
You could also just use a USB cable and avoid connecting it wirelessly.
Thats what Ive been thinking whoever Ive heard that motionjoy will still install bluetooth drives. I understand the need for controller drives but I really dont want the bluetooth drives to sneak in.
On our family computer it works perfectly fine. My MX5000 still works and bluetooth options are still there. Just plug in the controller with the usb cable and it picks it up automatically. Sometimes you have to open up Motioninjoy and hit the enable button though.
You have to manually enable the bluetooth drivers. It installs them, but does not activate them unless you do. Theres a chance your BT dongle might not be compatible anyway but you'd have to have something really old.
Saitek 6 button dual analog controller
AmazonTreeBoa
Omg I have one of those! First controller for PC that I bought.
Amount of success with getting it working until Windows 7? 1.05%
Until I got W7 it never, ever wanted to work. Which is very odd considering I got it back in 2004 I think. 2005 I got a wired 360 controller :D
Razer has some pretty good mice that I like such as the Naga,the Mamba and the Deathadder,and great keyboards such as the Lycosa,the Marauder and the Anasi,though I recently found that the Roccat Kone is in alot of ways better than any razer mouse I´ve ever used.
Logitech is great as well but not so much for mice to me,I prefer their keyboards.
As far as the controllers go,the 360 one is the best.
[QUOTE="AmazonTreeBoa"]
Saitek 6 button dual analog controller
ChubbyGuy40
Omg I have one of those! First controller for PC that I bought.
Amount of success with getting it working until Windows 7? 1.05%
Until I got W7 it never, ever wanted to work. Which is very odd considering I got it back in 2004 I think. 2005 I got a wired 360 controller :D
I am on Windows Vista and it has always worked fine for me. I also plan on getting a wired 360 controller.The DualShock is the only gamepad that I can't stand. The placement of the analog sticks is awful IMO. I don't like the Wii classic controller for the same reason...22Toothpicks
I feel like the DS3 was made for tiny hands and I don't care for the stick placement (although I've gotten used to it). On the flip side, whenever I play my 360 it's like taking a breath of fresh air and telling my hands I love them. I definitely prefer the 360 controller-- the design fits my hands perfectly.
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