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10/29/2025, 7:58:30 PM
No.724494774
>>724464057
>DualSense
>DualShock 4
>360 controller
>Switch 2 Pro controller
The Xbone/Series controller is a downgrade from the 360 in every way but the triggers, d-pad, and back texturing.
>ABXY now have absurd amount of travel and you can push about 60% of the way down before they ever get recognized which feels like such ass when the 360's are instantly recognized.
>Guide button is not only flush to the controller which causes issues even pushing it down but then it also has such a ridiculous travel that it can be like 80% of the way down if not further and it won't notice you're pressing it.
You can literally have a part of your finger in the button hole pushing down on it and it doesn't recognize it being pushed.
>This is a major problem on the Xbone where it's the only button for taking screenshots so enjoy constantly missing the one you want to take or it being too late when you do press it.
>Bumpers feel smaller and more cramped.
>Sticks are not only smaller but have a much worse pattering on them compared to the 360's four nubs making it feel worse to push around and push accurately, especially for long periods of time.
>Is smaller than the 360 controller so it's less comfortable to hold in general.
Also
>No gyro in general holding the entire market back because of its stupidity.
DualSense is the king of the first-party controllers so far, it just needs to fix the d-pad. If the d-pad can be like the Vita it would be the de facto best controller.
>DualSense
>DualShock 4
>360 controller
>Switch 2 Pro controller
The Xbone/Series controller is a downgrade from the 360 in every way but the triggers, d-pad, and back texturing.
>ABXY now have absurd amount of travel and you can push about 60% of the way down before they ever get recognized which feels like such ass when the 360's are instantly recognized.
>Guide button is not only flush to the controller which causes issues even pushing it down but then it also has such a ridiculous travel that it can be like 80% of the way down if not further and it won't notice you're pressing it.
You can literally have a part of your finger in the button hole pushing down on it and it doesn't recognize it being pushed.
>This is a major problem on the Xbone where it's the only button for taking screenshots so enjoy constantly missing the one you want to take or it being too late when you do press it.
>Bumpers feel smaller and more cramped.
>Sticks are not only smaller but have a much worse pattering on them compared to the 360's four nubs making it feel worse to push around and push accurately, especially for long periods of time.
>Is smaller than the 360 controller so it's less comfortable to hold in general.
Also
>No gyro in general holding the entire market back because of its stupidity.
DualSense is the king of the first-party controllers so far, it just needs to fix the d-pad. If the d-pad can be like the Vita it would be the de facto best controller.