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footy · #1http://www.jesuki.co.uk/pages/images/ps4controller.jpgA "PS4 controller" I believe this is fake. Far too much buttons and those wobbly things...toggles? Anyway, this looks like an un-official controller made by someone who is not part of Sony. Comments?That is definitely fake.
footy · #1http://www.jesuki.co.uk/pages/images/ps4controller.jpgA "PS4 controller" I believe this is fake. Far too much buttons and those wobbly things...toggles? Anyway, this looks like an un-official controller made by someone who is not part of Sony. Comments?The water mark on the pic suggest it's supposed to be funny.
allkratos · #3Sorry for my ignorance,what's a spoof?Definitions of spoof on the Web: * make a parody of; "The students spoofed the teachers"
yoshi2889 · #11The Playstation series will be even more horrible if this was real...i should smack you.
sylar1000 · #10I'm really hoping that the opening post was oneYeah, same here.
yoshi2889 · #11The Playstation series will be even more horrible if this was real...
Kage56 · #14i should smack you.I'm not a fan of the ps controllers despite the fact that I own 2.Reasons.1.The origin of the original playstation was as a snes add on, so the controllers were based on the snes design2.The stick layout was roughly thrown in-And I HATE it because my fingers slip off constantly3.The gamecube controller, the true successor to the snes design, looks similar to the ps, but stick positions are different, and the stick has a better grip designSo really I should smack you with my dual shock 3.
Kage56 · #14i should smack you.And I should hit you.
timmy1991 · #12looks like someone got a little happy with the clone tool in photoshoplol The controller is fail...playing a game would be irritating because you do not quickly know what button to press.
mds64 · #16I'm not a fan of the ps controllers despite the fact that I own 2.Reasons.1.The origin of the original playstation was as a snes add on, so the controllers were based on the snes design2.The stick layout was roughly thrown in-And I HATE it because my fingers slip off constantly3.The gamecube controller, the true successor to the snes design, looks similar to the ps, but stick positions are different, and the stick has a better grip designSo really I should smack you with my dual shock 3.well, the slipping i can understand since it lacks grooves or any sort of gripping. i just roll my thumb around them.
mds64 · #16I'm not a fan of the ps controllers despite the fact that I own 2.Reasons.1.The origin of the original playstation was as a snes add on, so the controllers were based on the snes design2.The stick layout was roughly thrown in-And I HATE it because my fingers slip off constantly3.The gamecube controller, the true successor to the snes design, looks similar to the ps, but stick positions are different, and the stick has a better grip designSo really I should smack you with my dual shock 3.The SNES controller and the PS controller are drastically different, while the N64 controller looked like the bastard child of a PSX controller and an SNES controller with a little bit of Dreamcast controller on the side. Although its true that the SNES and PSX were originally going to be one monstrous hulk of a system, and it is also true that Nintendo decided to release their system separately and just leave Sony out, there is no proof that the PS controller final design was based on the SNES.Seriously, nearly every controller will have some resemblance to the SNES controller, as buttons just continue to be added, not removed. It would be like saying Microsoft stole the design of the Gamecube controller because they have similar joystick and d-pad placement. Controllers just happen to look the same based on what works.The stick layout is fine for me. Unless you have tiny hands (and my hands aren't especially large), the stick layout should be fine. The substance they use works as a fine grip for me (the 360 controller stick grips aren't really any better).Point 3 = pretty much everything I've already said.