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    News - Prototype PlayStation 4 controller pictured

    Has a built in “move” sensor, touchpad and share button.
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    Re: News - Prototype PlayStation 4 controller pictured

    Still looks as awkward and uncomfortable to hold as the current controller. Though it does look a bit fatter where the palms of the hands would sit.
    I personally don't like the thumb sticks being side by side, as it makes the hand hold it like a claw and thus get a real grip on the thing.
    I believe that the Xbox 360 controller is the finest, comfortablest controller ever made. Shame Sony can't simply rip-off the design for that. They'd be onto a winner
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    Re: News - Prototype PlayStation 4 controller pictured

    I can see a touch pad getting very irritating, very quickly. Especially if every game starts to integrate it as some woeful mini-game, a bit like the Sixaxis on the PS3.

    Integrated voice comms and move wouldn't surprise me too much though.

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    Re: News - Prototype PlayStation 4 controller pictured

    Not exactly revolutionary! The integrated voice looks useful but the touch pad area looks like a gimmick :S The port looks like headphone possibly. Assuming it's real, I'd hope there is still some refinement in the works.

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    Re: News - Prototype PlayStation 4 controller pictured

    Anyone else seeing the likeness to the Ouya controler ? wonder how long it'll take for someone to claim patents on the touchpad and take the other to court..

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    Re: News - Prototype PlayStation 4 controller pictured

    Looks terrible, as Lord said the Xbox 360 controller is extremely comfortable to use and I loved the xbox controllers when they released the small versions, playstation controllers always were horrible for me and I couldnt use the analog sticks as they were in an awkward position so used the d pad on the ps1 then most games started requiring the use on the stick so gave up then haha.

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    Re: News - Prototype PlayStation 4 controller pictured

    Sorry but no.
    The original controller was really uncomfortable compared to the 360 pad, the analog sticks are in a really weird place. The 360 pad is like...made to be held, I don't know anyone who prefers a PS gamepad to a 360.

    Also ha touchpad? useless.

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    Re: News - Prototype PlayStation 4 controller pictured

    Quote Originally Posted by Matsy View Post
    I don't know anyone who prefers a PS gamepad to a 360.
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    Re: News - Prototype PlayStation 4 controller pictured

    I have only ever tryed a fat xbox original controller and I didn't like that. I have a ps1 ps2 and ps3 and I really like their controllers. I like nintendo controllers as well.

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    Re: News - Prototype PlayStation 4 controller pictured

    It looks like it may be a USB controller but I don't think the wire is removable looking at that pic.
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    Re: News - Prototype PlayStation 4 controller pictured

    I think the looks of it are more similar to the cheap 3rd party controllers you can already get if I'm honest (and as a result not great)

    Personally not had too many issues using their controllers, not particularly less comfortable than any of their competitors.

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    Re: News - Prototype PlayStation 4 controller pictured

    I don't understand why people are complaining about the PS controller's layout. It is at the right place , underneath both your thumbs. Ergonomically, very good.

    I actually preferred the PS3 prototype.




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    Re: News - Prototype PlayStation 4 controller pictured

    It looks a bit too bulky....shades on the XBox 1 controller to some degree.

    Both the PS3 and XBox 360 controllers were extremely good. Why change a winning design? :S
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    Re: News - Prototype PlayStation 4 controller pictured

    Quote Originally Posted by Lord Midas View Post
    Still looks as awkward and uncomfortable to hold as the current controller. Though it does look a bit fatter where the palms of the hands would sit.
    I personally don't like the thumb sticks being side by side, as it makes the hand hold it like a claw and thus get a real grip on the thing.
    I believe that the Xbox 360 controller is the finest, comfortablest controller ever made. Shame Sony can't simply rip-off the design for that. They'd be onto a winner
    Sony actually had it right with the boomerang controller when it came to ergonomics, but hardcore fans, myself included, daftly complained and they reverted, we ruined the chances of a more comfortable controller ourselves. When I held the 360 controller I realised my mistake!

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