/vr/ - Retro Games

>>2092723
Picked up a PS4 recently. I can wholeheartedly recommend the DS4. I've been gaming since 1990 and it's definitely my favourite controller of all time. The 360 controller still remains more comfortable to me however, but of course it has that godawful D-Pad and the DS4 is better in every other way from the feel of the analog sticks and triggers to button placement. And man the DS4 has an AMAZING D-Pad and easily the greatest I've ever used. It's pure sex, anon, srs. And man the analog sticks feel fucking spectacular and are so responsive... there's like 0 deadzone on them. They will pick up even the slightest nudge you put on them.

There are negatives however. To my eyes the touchpad is an unnecessary gimmicky addition just as six axis was to the DS3 (and six axis is still here to stay with the DS4) but we'll see if it's useful by the end of the gen - probably won't be. The light is also stupid but thankfully it can be dimmed. Apparently Sony needed the light for the virtual reality shit but why can't we turn it off when we're not using that nonsense? Also the battery life is a fucking joke. It's a shame it couldn't beat the perfectness of the 360 controller's contours that were sex for my hand palms but that's life. Some people think it's more comfortable though. Even still, after the 360 pad, it's the second most comfortable controller I've ever used and it's still splendid.

God tier controller. One thing that's particularly jarring is when you pick up a DS3 after getting used to the DS4. It feels utterly terrible in comparison and I pondered over how I used that shit for an entire gen. In particular the analogs feel particularly retarded and you remember that their proximity results in your thumbs touching if you push them towards each other. Also it's not nearly as comfortable. The concave triggers are also disgusting.

blah blah blah I'm kind of tipsy