Controllers have been evolving since the first Pong paddles, asking questions such as "How can we simulate the true impact of violence and death?" (make it shake a bit), "How can we make more money?" (only ship one damn controller with the console) and "How can you effectively control a first-person-shooter without a mouse?" (you can't).
Nintendo daringly released a new kind of controller, and even more daringly released it before it worked properly, and outright-fuck-you-daringly offered to sell the missing parts years later for more money. Microsoft, meanwhile eventually mastered making controllers smaller than a tank, while Sony - well, we tried to find a PS3 owner to ask but couldn't.
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stop whining about the article saying no1 has the ps3. the author just meant ps3 was a total failure. That is a fact: when it comes to sales (sadly) wii pwned ps3, they are actually losing money (guess that's what you get when you make no improvements at all other than graphics and some useless features in a lame attempt to copy PC features). besides Pc is way better than any console u got the mouse which is the only decent way to play FPS and if u like sports game u can always buy a gamepad, which are cheaper than console controls.
OFCOURSE THEY LOSE MONEY RETARD!
they make money selling the game, not the consoles.
(except for wii)
Wii games sell worse than the console itself so whats that mean. that the shity little exercise program is better than all the games you need more than one person around to play.
this article is win.
"that's a nice moth 2 miles away"
priceless.
"we couldn't find one"
ask me, bastard. LOL
(that went well with the other two)
Sony has conceived the best gamepad design possible back in 1994. Since then they're the only console maker to follow the "if it's not broken, don't fix it" principle, so I'd say they win really damn hard.