Yeah, but the GCN controller doesn't use symbols, the buttons themselves actually feel different and are shaped or beveled differently. Much more user friendly...but I still like the feel and control of the PS2 controller more.
Xbox and PS2 can break the limit of 1 per household because they can run Linux (ie become a family or personal PC) and because they have networked games.
But honestly how many people do you actually expect will be modding their other consoles. That is a VERY small percentage of the population, probably not even enough of a number for either company to report or be concerned with.
On the other hand the fact that Nintendo products historically are built to last, and the PS2 seems to be built to break (disclaimer, I've had mine for almost 3 years with no problems). Therefore Sony sells lots of replacement PS2s I imagine (no numbers to back that idea up of course).
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Yeah, but the GCN controller doesn't use symbols, the buttons themselves actually feel different and are shaped or beveled differently. Much more user friendly...but I still like the feel and control of the PS2 controller more.
Wouldn't be upside down, on the screen there is the word "flip" I imagine this means you can flip the image over the horizontal axis.
Xbox and PS2 can break the limit of 1 per household because they can run Linux (ie become a family or personal PC) and because they have networked games.
But honestly how many people do you actually expect will be modding their other consoles. That is a VERY small percentage of the population, probably not even enough of a number for either company to report or be concerned with.
On the other hand the fact that Nintendo products historically are built to last, and the PS2 seems to be built to break (disclaimer, I've had mine for almost 3 years with no problems). Therefore Sony sells lots of replacement PS2s I imagine (no numbers to back that idea up of course).