Sony DUALSHOCK 2 Analog Controller for PlayStation 2

Pros: Pistol grips

Cons: L3 and R3. Pressing them feels like you're destroying the controller

The Bottom Line: Shocking a developer gets a controller right and no one follows it.

Review: Here's a quick question: Whenever you're firing up one of the Playstation 2's plethora of awesome video games, what are you thinking about the controller that allowed you to control those games? Are you thinking about that perfect combination of heft and ...

Pros: Design; ease of use; reliability.

Cons: Slight vibration oddity.

The Bottom Line: Don't bother with any third-party controller. The Dualshock 2 is the real deal, and at a great price to boot.

Review: I remember when I received a Playstation back in 2000. I had been loyal to the Nintendo brand since I got a Super NES in 1994, also owning an original NES, a Nintendo 64 and a GameBoy Color. But the expensive cartridges, along with the comparatively ...

Pros: Nice fitting, reliable nice vibration

Cons: it is wired unfortunately food can get stuck in the buttons but very rarely

The Bottom Line: I would recomend you buying this controller because it is very reliable and its inexpensive.

Review: I have used one of these controller for about five years now and the controller still works like new. No problems at all with it. Also it is very durable. I have not treated the controller well and its still works like new. Another thing thats good about ...

Pros: Comfortable, reasonable button position. Nice and light controller, with good rumble.

Cons: Awkward position of analog sticks, bad for FPS D Pad to stiff.

The Bottom Line: Bottom line, its a solid controller. However, when compared with the Xbox 360's newer controller, this seems very archiac.

Review: Sony's fisrt party controller, is pretty much the same as the original playstation dual shock controller with a couple of tweaks, mainly more solid analog sticks and a much lighter weight. Sony's Playstation 2 console is the market leader, beating out ...