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| This post is unhelpful by Ice Cream Jonsey 02/09/2006, 5:56pm PST | ||||
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| Shit, man. I have been looking for the answer to this one for years. I use PS2 controllers on my computer as well, and they just keep fucking dying. Mad Catz is not the answer - do not be swayed by their false promises and honeyed price point!
The only solution that works for me is to slowly acquire a multi-tap and four controllers and pretend that people will shortly be coming over all the time to play on your marvelous new system. PROS: Each individual controller lasts longer because it dies more slowly. CONS: Only true if you're not a big juice drinker or more likely, gin and juice drinker. Juice is kryptonite to the Dual Shock. Also, you have to buy four overpriced fucking controllers. This is very unhelpful, I realize. Oh, I also got the warranty from EB when I bought my PS2. I took the controller it came with in a month before the first year anniversary and got a free upgrade out of it. Again, even if the previous stuff was helpful, which it wasn't, this is even less so. the dark and gritty...Ice Cream Jonsey! |
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Review Request: Durable PS2 Controllers by 02/09/2006, 3:55pm PST  This post is unhelpful by 02/09/2006, 5:56pm PST stop throwing them against the floor NT by 02/09/2006, 7:35pm PST SOFTER FLOORS! NT by 02/11/2006, 5:40pm PST Re: Review Request: Durable PS2 Controllers by 02/11/2006, 11:16am PST Re: Review Request: Durable PS2 Controllers by 02/22/2006, 5:29pm PST |
