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Grip Needed for the L2&R2 Triggers on the PS3 SIXAXIS Controller (new topic title)
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Nice find DN:tup:
Now all we need is a Chinese member.
EDIT: not really: http://translate.google.com/transla.../viewthread.php?tid=16197147&extra=page%253D1
You should see the page in English
Now all we need is a Chinese member.
EDIT: not really: http://translate.google.com/transla.../viewthread.php?tid=16197147&extra=page%253D1
You should see the page in English
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Great find
👍 Im really glad when websites do super indepth stuff like that taking pics really close because im really obsessed when it comes to looking at every detail, even if the plastic texture is different and what the finish is, buttons etc. I can already see that the start and select buttons are no longer rubber but plastic like the direction buttons... I still want to know whether the PS button lights up or not..... I was always hoping for the Triangle, Square etc etc to light up in there colours... pity it wont happen without a mod! The player number lights are red... I wish they were blue then it would fit in better..... lol im obsessed! can you imagine what I was like when I got the PS2!Nice to see that the battery although not plug and play (removable) it is connected with a molex plug wire which means when the battery finally cannot take anymore charge (maybe afew years or less) you can just unscrew it and stick a new one in! brilliant! and I bet they are standard so loads of people will make them.... although we know what sony are like with Li-ion at the moment!
All in all looks like quite a high tech piece of kit!
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Yesterday during CES, at the 58th Annual Technology & Engineering Emmy Awards at the Venetian, the National Television Academy of Arts and Sciences announced that Sony's SIXAXIS controller and Nintendo's Wiimote both won Emmys for Excellence in Technology and Engineering for Peripheral Development and Technological Impact of Video Game Controllers.
Interestingly, last year the NTAAS gave Sony's original PS1 an Emmy for Outstanding Achievement in Technology and Advanced New Media.
Interestingly, last year the NTAAS gave Sony's original PS1 an Emmy for Outstanding Achievement in Technology and Advanced New Media.
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how is sony like with Lithium Ion?
*cough* massive laptop battery recall *cough*
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Duċk;2536587
ahh lol
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There seems to be some dispute over these awards. It now appears that the awards were for the original Sony PS1 and Nintendo controllers, which actually makes a lot more sense, as these types of awards are generally given out to recognize the impact previously released products have had on the industry, and not ones that were recently developed. For instance, last year Sony's original PS1 won an Emmy.
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OK, after logging a several hours over the past few months playing some of the demo games, especially Motorstorm, I've decided I really do not like the feel of the L2 & R2 triggers!!! After just one lap, my wife and I both lose grip on the R2 trigger, making it rather annoying having to constantly adjust our finger position on the trigger during the game.
They really need grip pads attached, this is especially true for any game like Motorstorm where you have to hold either of them down for more than a few seconds at a time over a long period.
So with that in mind, I was thinking about making a trip to Home Deport and seeing what kind of ultra thin rubber pads they might have available that I could adhesive small strips to the bottom of the L2 & R2 triggers.
Has anyone experimented with any DIY pads for the controllers, and if so, how do you like the results?
They really need grip pads attached, this is especially true for any game like Motorstorm where you have to hold either of them down for more than a few seconds at a time over a long period.
So with that in mind, I was thinking about making a trip to Home Deport and seeing what kind of ultra thin rubber pads they might have available that I could adhesive small strips to the bottom of the L2 & R2 triggers.
Has anyone experimented with any DIY pads for the controllers, and if so, how do you like the results?
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i have no problems, they have more grip than the X360 triggers.
You have to be kidding.
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I'm sure, even if that is not physically possible.
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Is it possible to keep posts on this thread focused on the SIXAXIS and possible DIY mods for improving the grip on the triggers... and not into a back and forth argument over who's controller is better. *sigh*
Duck, Toronado.. do have any advice on improving the grip or not.
Duck, Toronado.. do have any advice on improving the grip or not.
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Digital-Nitrate
I fail to see where I (or Duck) said the 360 controller was better. All I said was that what German Muscle said (the triggers being easier to grip on the PS3) was crap due to the design itself. In addition:
Digital-Nitrate
Anyways, have you tried placing something along the bottom of the triggers? A sort of guard of some kind?
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I fail to see where I said either of you did. What I do see is that my response was in reagrds to you, Duck and GM beginning to argue over which controller had better grip which is comparing controllers, and not addressing the topic.
In addition:
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That's what I am wondering about. Do you have a design in mind that you'd like to share?
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Maybe a piece of tape rolled over? Its low tech, but it would work and wouldn't be permanent. If you used eletrical tape it may not even be noticable. Let me look for a good side view of the controller, and maybe I'll come up with something better.
Well... one thought would be etching some small lines as little grip marks on the triggers, but that'd be permanent. You could also put some double-sticky tape on them as well...
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I didn't consider electrical tape... that might be a good solution, especially the ease of application, but electrical tape is still pretty slick compared to textured rubber.
Maybe like you suggested earlier, that some kind of safe guard be attached to the bottom of the trigger... possibly a toothpick cut and trimmed, then held in place under the electrical tape? Might not look good though.
- 40,660
You could perhaps combine the two. For example, electrical tape with grooves cut into it.
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There is a rubber cement that you can buy that you can apply to the triggers that will create a rubber "pad" when dried. I forget the name of it, but it can be picked up at a Home Depot, etc. I believe it is used for floors, specifically over concrete which is what I used it for, and should be found in that department.
If I think of the name, I'll edit this post later to include it.
If I think of the name, I'll edit this post later to include it.
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Playstation UK magazine gave away these trigger caps a few months ago to help make them easier to use... don't know if you can get them now though..
I personally haven't had any problems the way they are stock.
I have gotten used to the stock triggers, but I like the design principle of using a cover trigger, although the ones in that picture seem to exaggerated for my liking, but I'd still like to try them out or something similar.
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