I'd say if you find one with perfect symmetric nipples, then I'd say she's probably the weird one.Asymetric?
Once I was with a girl with asymetric nipples, it was confusing
Well not exactly. Whether you use the right thumb stick more or the face buttons depends entirely on the genre and game you're playing. There are genres that use the right stick constantly (such as shooters) and genres where they are barely used at all or only occasionally. Think fighting and racing games. The facebuttons are still a primary function in nearly every game, though swapping the right stick with the facebuttons is less of an issue as swapping the left stick with the D pad because you use the right stick much more frequently than the D pad.
Portability mostly. Don't want to be carrying a dualsense in your pocket. Though this Backbone One doesn't seem that portable anyway because it doesnt seem to contract fully.Don’t really see the point of stuff like this btw, when these are like €10:
Using this argument as a basis and considering the enormous ratio of games that also utilize the right stick for camera controls compared to those that don't, it would mean that the Wii U controller had the perfect layout and design.
There was literally zero back paddling or "Goal post moving" in the post you quoted. It appears you do not understand the meaning of either of those terms.
Perfect symmetry in nature is extremely rare.
If you're playing a fighting game to be using the face buttons you would use the DPAD anyway and end up with the same conundrum of your thumb being in the all so unbearable position. That was sarcasm by the way. Truth is people can use any position fine. I've seen less people complain about the all sorts of car control configurations and that shit can get you killed. Gamers are a special bunch.
Give me a PS5 version please.
I always had to press L3 and quickly move the stick, real fun
I agree with this.not true, having your Thumb in a 45° angle on the D-Pad is the optimal way to play a fighting game. in that position you can easily roll and press any direction without moving your thumb an inch
this is also how most people held the SNES controller for example:
notice how the shape of the controller and the positioning of the D-Pad almost automatically make you use the D-Pad at a 45° angle, and that's a controller that many still call the best 2D controller ever.
which one looks more comfortable to do fast rolls with in a fighting game?
the one where all 4 sides are covered and all you have to do is literally tilt your thumb around?
or the one where you don't cover everything quite as well and you have to move your thumb around?
I know I vastly prefer the first one for sure. and whenever I play a fighting game on a PS4 or PS5 controller, I never hold my controller firmly like I do when playing other games, I always hold it a bit like this:
(just imagine the thumb being on the D-Pad here... that's the closest I found online lol)
my left hand will be tilted away from the handle to get a good coverage on the d-pad
on an analog stick on the other hand, you want your thumb to be more straight on, because it's way easier to precisely move in cardinal directions if your thumb is oriented in a north/south position.
of course you will get used to it in any position after a while but still
I been using Hori controllers since the six button imported PS1 pad they had and beg to differ.Hori controllers are shit, low quality crap of the highest order.
I have 2 hori pads, a PS4 controller and the Split Pad for Switch, the PS4 one has input lag like a motherfucker and both developed stick drift within a year.
the Split Pad also has a shitty dead zone you can't get rid of, and L3 doesn't register if you move the stick all the way in any direction... was really fun playing Metroid Dread with that
I also barely even used either controller yet they have stick drift... real quality shit right there!
Thankfully I got both dirt cheap during black Friday
Very interesting to read someone opinion that has first hand experience, hopefully there will come to android so in the future for us that don't have a half eaten apple.
Pretty sure Sony still have a lock on anyone making PS5 controllers.
remote play is supposed to be based on PS Now streaming tech, so if one works the other should too. Can't be that complicated. But took them also forever to allow all android brands to have remote play and not only their owns Sony devices. (at least I tihnk it works on all Androids now... on Samsung it does) But they also stopped PS Now for Vita and PS TV even though both would be ideal as conveniant low power stream devices. And since Remote play works on them better than on my phone I doubt there is a technical reason. (might be the limits of my router though, but a 720p signal should not be its limits?)
I am very casual and aren’t interested in being a competitive e sports player.
TrebleShot
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if you were playing fighting games you'd likely not use a controller anyways since arcade sticks are a better choice (and arguably keyboard is too)
I do agree with you in some senses however it should be the face buttons moving down and dual sticks to be symmetrical at the top of the handles, trust me having them both low will mess your hands up. The palm sits higher on these like a switch controller.Great review,
While the product looks good visually, and does have some cool features, I feel that it might struggle in the market for a few reasons.
1. They need to offer a version that’s compatible with Android devices. (Looks like that might be coming later this year.)
2. They really, really need to retool the control layout to match the traditional PlayStation control scheme that has endured for years. On the left side of the controller, the D-pad must be in the upper position, and the analog stick in the lower position.
I suppose if someone wanted a controller with asymmetrical analog stick placement (for whatever reason), then they could just purchase Backbone's already existing controller (without the PlayStation branding). However, if they’re going to offer a product specifically for PS4/PS5 fans, then they ought to go whole hog and deliver something that plays to PlayStation sensibilities.
Backbone really dropped the ball here. This could have been a brilliant opportunity to stand out with a distinct PlayStation offering, but they instead chose to merely slap a coat of paint on their existing product and rush it to market. We don’t want the old controller rebadged, but rather a properly designed device that utilizes the authentic control scheme.
It's a Samsung Galaxy phone which you can..... fold...... 4 times.... Ok, I'm kidding on the last part.
Yeah, hate they dont support folds. My only option was the gamesir bluetooth version.
Folds open into a tablet. But because of where the usb port is, you would fold down below the controller vs above. They would need to move it to the left side.
Folds open into a tablet. But because of where the usb port is, you would fold down below the controller vs above. They would need to move it to the left side.
