Retro Fighters Defender Next-Gen PS1 - PS2 - PS3 - PS Classic - Switch & PC Compatible Wireless Controller, Gray

My main concern with this controller was whether or not the thumbsticks would be recognized properly by ATV Off-road Fury. By that I mean if in only input about 1/4 left or right steering I want it to show that incremental input on the screen and it ABSOLUTELY does! I had a couple cheap wireless PS2 clone controllers, but the thumbsticks acted more like the d-pad, meaning no matter how little input I entered, it was recognized on screen as though I threw the thumbsticks all the way right or left. This controller is GREAT! Honestly, the shape takes some getting used to from the PS2 official controller but thats the slightest of nit picks.

Para PS2 muy bien, pero para varios juegos de PS1 el recorrido de los análogos son largos y demasiados sensibles

It’s adequate but certainly doesn’t feel premium. The plastic feels cheap, and the analog sticks have HUGE dead zones. Don’t even try to play a first person shooter or any game requiring high accuracy with this. Retro fighters are not known for their quality.

Does not work with Playstation Classic as advertised.

I love the feel of the controller, especially for my PS3 (primary purchase reason). There are some things I dont like: the USB receiver is terrible. When plugged into a power source and the controller is off, the dongle light rapidly blinks indefinitely - why? When you are connected, Ive found putting any solid object between the controller and receiver will cut the connection - Ive had to raise up my controller from under my desk to reconnect.

This controller is almost perfect, and I love playing it on ps3 games. It’s so comfortable, and feels so premium.

Background: I have used this product solely for PS2. Games I have tested it with: Tony Hawk 3, X-Men Legends, Fallout Brotherhood of Steel, Simpsons Hit and Run, among others.

This controllers concept is perfect for a lot of people trying to more cheaply play old games without getting PS Premium and the OG controllers are rare or having several for 3 systems is a bit cluttered.

Had a couple days to play around with the Defender and very impressed with it! Vibration feedback works great, the d-pad I am not detecting any missed inputs, analog sticks are tight and precise. I tested on MGS on PS2 and the pressure sensitive buttons are great and respond as they should! One thing though is that the pressure sensitive buttons work on original hardware not PC. No latency issues experienced or dropped connections.

Im gonna start off by saying Im EXTREMELY picky when it comes to controllers for the PS2/3 and I look at every detail.