Archive: 11 posts

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I wasn't looking where I was going and stepped on my PS3 Controller. I hear a snap so I checked the controller. The only thing broken is the R1 and R2. Stinks because it was the one of the first controller we got with the PS3 I hope I can get it fixed up by GameStop or something. We only got 3 left so I'm not to worried.

2011-07-29 06:49:00 Author: Spazz Posts: 484

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reminds me of the time when i accidentally crushed my second controller, it still worked, but it just now has a large crack near it, while your trying to get this solved, will have this girl nag at you http://i169.photobucket.com/albums/u227/NejiHana/Gifs/haruhi2.gif

2011-07-29 07:50:00 Author: wait wtf Posts: 853

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http://i169.photobucket.com/albums/u227/NejiHana/Gifs/haruhi2.gif Stuck in a lag-loop.

2011-07-29 13:03:00 Author: Nurolight Posts: 918

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That sucks. At least you still have some controllers that work.

2011-08-04 03:45:00 Author: Godzilla Posts: 224

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Same thing happened to me. 300 pounds + Ps3 controller = pancake controller. Still cool to see all the innards of it tho.

2011-08-04 04:37:00 Author: Enlong3 Posts: 357

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I'm still waiting for someone to take off the outside casing of a ps3 controller, swap it for an Xbox 360 controller's casing and hook up the ps3 wiring to the xbox 360 casing.

2011-08-07 00:42:00 Author: abyssalassassin Posts: 717

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I'm still waiting for someone to take off the outside casing of a ps3 controller, swap it for an Xbox 360 controller's casing and hook up the ps3 wiring to the xbox 360 casing. Did this with a PS2 and a NGC controller a few years ago. PS2 controls for ma Wind Wakers. Woot. Both were aftermarket controlers by madcatz i think.. I remember the buttons fitting, so it could not have been 1st party hardware...

2011-08-07 01:38:00 Author: poorjack Posts: 1806

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Well that's unfortunate, given the price of wireless controllers. I have 2 that are both almost 3 years old. They're fine but I think the analog sticks are getting used up. Well, their springs still center correctly but I don't feel the same pressure on them as before. I guess it's just a matter of time until a controller goes kaput, regardless of how careful you are with it

2011-08-07 02:03:00 Author: SnipySev Posts: 2452

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Well, at least it's only two buttons and not the whole controller. The repair should be a breeze. I've only had... one, technically, break. And that's because I used it so much that it just wore itself out. Now I'm stuck with a rumble-less controller and a Dualshock 3 with an ultra-sensitive R2 button. -_-

2011-08-08 01:43:00 Author: Outlaw-Jack Posts: 5757

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Well, at least it's only two buttons and not the whole controller. The repair should be a breeze. I've only had... one, technically, break. And that's because I used it so much that it just wore itself out. Now I'm stuck with a rumble-less controller and a Dualshock 3 with an ultra-sensitive R2 button. -_- In matter of fact I think the Dualshock's only flaw are the triggers. They should be convex and shouldn't require more pressure the more you press it. Like the triggers of the 360's controller. The rest of it is just perfect

2011-08-08 02:08:00 Author: SnipySev Posts: 2452

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In matter of fact I think the Dualshock's only flaw are the triggers. They should be convex and shouldn't require more pressure the more you press it. Like the triggers of the 360's controller. The rest of it is just perfect Playstation has always had the best controlers in the industry IMHO

2011-08-08 03:03:00 Author: poorjack Posts: 1806

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