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When the Playstation 3’s controller was officially announced most people were surprised to see that they went back to the old design of the controller, whether you like it or not, and that they had stripped one of the features that they popularized with the first two iterations of their consoles: the vibration.
Thankfully, it looks like that mistake will soon be amended, and Sony has managed to surpass the “technical difficulties” and presented in this year’s Tokyo Game Show, the Dual Shock 3, which is exactly like the “sixaxis”, but features vibration.

Personally, I’m surprised to see that this feature didn’t come sooner, and I’m saddened that they didn’t take the opportunity to refresh the design a bit.
[Via Kotaku]
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2 Responses for "Sony announces the Dual Shock 3"
September 20th, 2007 at 17:54
1What do you suggest they improve? Apart from the fact that you grind the joystick posts down over time, I consider the DualShock design to be more or less perfect.
September 22nd, 2007 at 03:03
2There’s not terribly much you could do to improve it. Perhaps slightly bigger? Or a less smooth material to help with grip?
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