PlayStation® General

[XxAdam150xX]

i have recently bought my new dual shock 3 controller, the analog sticks are too loose compared to the old sixaxis controller (same stiffness as a PS2 controller) but this dualshock 3 is too loose and i need alot of accuracy when playing FPS games such as Borderlands 2, battlefield 3, and stuff like that. So is there any way to make them stiffer?

[Absinthetic]

Cialis......ask you doctor

[Emerald_Swords]

Maybe consider this?

http://www.kontrolfreek.com/FPS/KontrolFreek-FPS-Freek.asp

Could also try ebay

http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_trksid=p5197.m570.l1313&_nkw=ps3+sixaxis&_sacat=0&_from=R40

[JFK_Fan]

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Absinthetic wrote:
Cialis......ask you doctor

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Haha when i first heard the name of the pill, i said some scientist ran to his wife and said "see Alice, it still works"

[Arkthur_us]

Most controllers don't have the same quality as the originals, even if you buy them as one. You might want to buy a FPS specific controller.

[TeAshimaDeVa]

I actually prefer looser sticks when playing a FPS. Maybe because that's what I'm used to. I have a brand new remote I only used once because I was more accurate with my old one. I don't know how to "stiffen" them.

[kythunder]

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TeAshimaDeVa wrote:

I actually prefer looser sticks when playing a FPS. Maybe because that's what I'm used to. I have a brand new remote I only used once because I was more accurate with my old one. I don't know how to "stiffen" them.

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i was going to say the exact same thing..lol

[St4r_RSS]

Put Uncharted on your screen or another game with good graphics. That'll make you're PS3 controller stiff.

[gR3yGh051]

out of all the controllers i've ever bought, which were all official/OEM Sony controllers, they are ALWAYS going to be initially stiff, until you actually use them for a bit aka broken in.

Now there are mods to controllers where you can buy a stiffer stick, but overtime they're just going to get soft/loose again.

I would recommend you adjust your sensitivity settings to something you like in relation to how your analog sticks feel versus spending money on a controller or aftermarket part thats just going to do the same thing, albeit at a slower rate which you'll end up back in the same place anyway.