• Ech@lemmy.world
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    3 years ago

    For physical form-factor? The Xbox 360 controller was my defacto controller since it was released up until very recently. It was controller gaming to me. I just started using the Kong Pro 2 from Gullikit (primarily for the hall-effect joysticks) and it’s been a reasonable approximation. Everything else just feels…off.

    For use case? The Steam Deck/Controller is unparalleled with it’s customization options. There is basically no limit to what it can cover. It’s amazing.

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    3 years ago

    Xbox One/Series controllers. They’ve perfected the design in my opinion. It’s just nice and simple, does exactly what it needs to do, is comfortable, looks nice.

    I personally prefer the Elite Series 2 as paddles are a game changer for many games.

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        3 years ago

        As a child, I’d never consider it too large. Now I’d say many controllers have the opposite problem: they’re too small or cramped (joycons, SNES, NES, and most dualshock controllers). Surprised the one-controllers-size-fits-all is considered the norm. The only exceptions I can think of are DSXL and 3DSXL as official larger controllers… you just have to buy a totally new console.

        I’d pick N64 for a few select games (Mario Party 1, for example). GC for probably most games that don’t need two analog sticks or a usable dpad, xbox one for games the do use either of those.

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    3 years ago

    Not sure how to insert images on my post haha. my favorite controller is the steering wheel on wii playing racing games like NFS carbon and a monster truck game!

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    3 years ago

    Definitely the newest XBox controllers. I’ve always preferred the shape and the offset sticks. Plus the D-pad isn’t too bad this time around either.

    The DualSense controllers are pretty close. It helps that they’ve slowly just morphed towards being like the Xbox.

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    3 years ago

    PS2/PS4 controllers feel like they fit my hands the best, the PS5 controller seems a bit large for my liking. I really like the Xbox Series S|X controller but the plastic etching and rumble make my hands go numb after about an hour, if they could fix that I think it would beat the others.

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    3 years ago

    I don’t use controllers really anymore as I’m gaming on the PC (occasional stream deck). But all in it’s the Xbox 360.

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    3 years ago

    I like the gamecube controller the best for using. though because I’m a weirdo who likes the weirdest stuff, I’m super fond of the n64 controller.

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    3 years ago

    Gamecube for the button has different shapes so you know which button you’re pressing without looking down to look at it too much

    Then Xbox Series X/S era controller is my favorite as the trigger felt more nicer than Xbox One era.