@Felthry I like Sony's D-pads better than Nintendo's. The sticks get pretty loose as they wear out but new ones are nice

@noiob oh is that true? maybe we've never had a non-worn-out dualshock then, we've only ever had used sony systems

@noiob also we mostly play ps2 and it's not exactly possible to get a new dualshock 2 anymore, at least not for an amount anyone would describe as anything approaching reasonable

@noiob as for the dpad thing, no accounting for taste, right? We prefer Nintendo's NES/SNES/N64 dpad design, but can see why you'd prefer the sony one.

I will say the PS Vita has a fantastic dpad though

those little tact switches are perfect for handhelds, and the dpad itself just feels nice and solid

@Felthry yeah, I know. I heard there's ways to make Dualshock 3s work over generic Bluetooth adapters but those are in short supply too, the only one I have might be fake 😄

@noiob apparently there's an official sony bluetooth adapter to let you use a dualshock 4 with a computer

@noiob oh but that adapter goes for $80 never mind

@Felthry the Dualshock 4 works with any cheap Bluetooth adapter

I'm a big fan of the PSP Go's D-Pad too, it doesn't have much travel but it still feels nice

@noiob yeah, the vita dpad has very little travel too, which i think is ideal for a portable device.