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The DualSense is a way cooler controller. I’m pretty miffed that the Xbox controller still doesn’t have a gyroscope, When utilized properly a gyroscope makes aiming in shooters a lot easier

This is obviously really subjective, but I strongly disagree. I despise games that make me move, and I refuse to play any that can’t turn motion controls off. I like not having it in the controller, because then games can’t force it on me.

Plus, I prefer just about everything else with the Xbox controllers. I don’t have a series X controller, I’m still on my old Xbox One controller, but I prefer the haptic feedback in the triggers in the Xbox One controller over the DS. I like how light the Xbox One controller is. I really like the pips on the joystick. I like that I can use a USB wireless receiver with my PC, as the connection is more reliable than Bluetooth. I love the shape of the triggers, and I loooove the d-pad (it looks like the changed that in the later controllers, which makes me sad). I play a lot of retro platformers. Having grown up with a SNES, having a + d-pad instead of a disc is amazing to me. And the Xbox One’s d-pad is so clicky and responsive. It makes for such a good experience when playing old Mega Man games where you need very precise movements with the d-pad.

That said, I don’t dislike the DS. I have one, and I use it when PS exclusives come to PC and support the haptic feedback in the triggers. It’s just not my preferred controller between the two. When I’m playing emulated retro games, I’ll always use the Xbox One controller.

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