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Title: It works, but... Why?
Review: *scratches head* well, it does work more or less like it's supposed to, though, as someone noted, sensitivity differences can be an issue sometimes. And it does indeed silence excuses like "I'm used to the PS2 controller." and "I don't like the LameCube[sic] controller." And cost less. For all those things, it gets two solid stars[ 3 for the benefits, losing one for the sensitivity thing]. Yet, I can't ignore the biggest fault. It encourages people to cast aside one of the most comfortable, intuitive controllers ever designed in favor of the most awkward controller I've ever used( admittedly, I've never even tried an Xbox). If only it worked in the other direction. Here's hoping we see a Game Shock, or Game Station, or whatever, real soon( and a Game Box while you're at it..).
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