PS2 Turbo Shock 2 Controller
- Full size controller
- Massive Potential
- Analog and Digital
- Compatible with PS2
- LIFETIME WARRANTY
Product Description
This controller combines gamer design and state-of-the-art technology for a superior gaming experience. Dual Action (analog and digital) give you unmatched control, while the turbo function gives you instant auto-fire or do again capabilities. Built-in motors offer the most realistic vibration pointer you’ve ever experienced. It’s enough to bring back the dead!
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I Got This junky controler last month and the controler’s anolog stiks they snap off and a small picse of plastic chips off and the controler is use less i recomend a sony Dulal shock 2 Controler insted. it’s worth the extra cash.
Rating: 4 / 5
Some time ago I owned a MadCatz (something like that) brand turbo controller, but after a year or so it developed an issue where it wouldn’t stop going right. It was as if someone was holding the right directional button down constantly, and you had to hold left just to stand still. Apparently some Logitech controllers do the same thing, so I bought this. Logitech and Intec (this controller) seem to have the whole turbo market.
Now the turbo function on my last controller worked like this: turn on turbo, pick your button, do not anything while it auto-fires. This controller does not work that way without a rubber band. To have the same effect with this controller, you have to hold or rubber band the buttons down. It still fires rapidly (or not–it has several speeds which are simple to set) for you, but only while you’re critical the button. This could be excellent, I suppose, because it saves you the distress of tapping the button but also makes it simpler to stop the auto-fire. Just let go and press again when you’re ready, as opposed to turn the turbo off entirely and reset it. But, I wanted it to press the button without me in order to avoid certain tedious parts of certain sports meeting. Thus it’s not what I wanted but it has some arguable benefits anyway.
Further it has a “Program” function which is a second turbo function as far as I can tell. You can only “program” L2, R2, L3, and R3 though. By L/R3 it seems to mean you can program it to press the joysticks, not turn them. I do not own any sports meeting where L2 and R2 have a huge role, and most of my sports meeting don’t care about critical your joysticks at all.
Other than that, it’s adequate. While the item itself is larger, all of its buttons and joysticks, excepting Start and Brilliant, are smaller. I consider this a very slight improvement: the ’shoulder’ buttons are more comfortable, in my opinion. But the X and such are somewhat less comfortable because they don’t sink all the way down when you press them. A ridge on the button sticks up and after a while it can hurt your digits like the D-pad on ancient controllers does. It’s not that huge of a deal, but it’s a notable difference. I also find that the normal controllers are more sensitive; occasionally I have to hit a button again and harder because it didn’t respond. These things also contribute to my mediocre rating.
The reason I’m not returning this item is because Logitech’s controllers aren’t any better reviewed, except for their wireless ones and I’m not sure if those have turbo. The deciding factor for me is that with this one I can have what I want for the price of a rubber band, but with the other brand I’m not sure what I’m getting and it will cost me two batteries every fifty hours or so. I’ll get a rubber band and this item gets three stars.
Oh, other reviewers mentioned that the controller isn’t like the picture and/or doesn’t have directions. Well, I got a black and silver controller like the one guy, but mine came with directions cunningly hidden by a cardboard flap which was itself inside the plastic. It fell out as I discarded the box or I’d have never known.
Rating: 3 / 5
This was a complete dissipate of cash. It is junk and broke on me the first day. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY ON THIS PS2 Controller, buy the WiFi Logitech one instead.
Rating: 1 / 5
I dont use the controller much because for most of my sports meeting i dont need it. For sports meeting that i have to bash buttons alot i use the turbo controller. Over all i have no regrets getting it.
Rating: 5 / 5
Not a terrible product considering the cost. So far I have had no problems with this controller. I would be willing to buy other things from its manufacturer.
Rating: 3 / 5