[kq76]

I was considering getting one before they came out, but once the reviews came in there was no way. Why in the world did they go with that touchpad with no center indication? Are there so many patents on controllers that it was impossible for them to come up with one similar to the sony and microsoft ones we're used to? Maybe, but I doubt it. Was it because people say a mouse is more accurate than sticks and they were trying to emulate that? And what's with charging 50 bucks, but making it feel like a cheap no name plastic controller? It seems to me that we hit the peak of controllers some time in the past (the gamecube controller was awesome, but I quite like the DS3/DS4 controllers too) and now others just try to do different things just to be different it seems instead of sticking with what works and improving incrementally from there.

BTW, you can setup your PC to use a DS3 controller (google "DS3 tool") as I'm sure you can many other controllers.