>>135213
it is a neat feature
but it also makes every PS2 controller button feel fairly mushy vs a PS1 dualshock

in fact, I keep a PS1 dualshock around just because it feels that much better for the vast majority of games
especially due to the d-pad, which is also an analog input on the dualshock 2 and is thus really hard to get consistent diagonal inputs on vs a PS1 dualshock since you have to press relatively hard to get it to register in games that treat it as a digital input (so, most of them)

the PS3 DualShock (never had a sixaxis) seems to do something right since it doesn't feel so bad on the d-pad, but it's still a bit mushy overall