(D-Pad and triggers- by triggers I mean making it bigger in width.)Overall, a solid controller but may not be perfect for everyone. Right now I'm using a third-party controller which is inspired by the 360's controller but fixing the major flaws. After a few years your controller will become noticeably worse after long neglect and general 'rage' at games (haha). In a PS3 controller board (sisaxis or dualshock 3) there are 4 data lines that are the outputs of the sensors (accelerometer X, accelerometer Y, accelerometer Z, and gyroscope), that goes from the sensor itself to a resistor and then to the toshiba T6UN6EFG controller. Now while I generally have small hands, a lot of people have massive hands and normally this is way too small for them and is therefore uncomfortable for them. However the trigger is bigger in width so you can easily just go to it, unlike the 360's controller.Another major setback for some people is the size of the controller. DualShock 4 Support for PC Concept » This is a list of PC games which support connecting a DualShock 4 controller to a computer and using it to play a game. Kind of bizarre how the PS4 work better in the PC than in the PS3. The same does for the triggers- instead of sloping up for grip, it slopes down. I own the PS4 and PS3 and would be nice to have a second PS4 controller, but I will stick with the regular Dualshock 3 to replace. Even with the nice texture (on the analog sticks, bumper and triggers and D-Pad) there isn't much grip to it, so I often find myself accidentally slipping. Personally while the button layout is brilliant and the D-Pad is the best out of the Xbox 360 (the 360's D-Pad is acknowledged to be terrible) there are some downsides to it.For one, the analog sticks aren't 'inverted'. SONY DUALSHOCK 3 CONTROLLERI'm not on any side on whether or not this controller is good.
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