The Last Remnant

[Blace]

I hated the RB and LB for DMC4 when I played it, and much preferred L1 and R1. That was my major complaint.

[Parn]

Yeah, I can buy that.  I prefer the placement of the left analog stick on the 360 controller since it's a more natural position, but yeah... the L1 and R1 buttons are definitely better on the PS3 controller.

[Eusis]

Personally I think the controller differences matter more to me for games that really need a D-Pad, like many 2D games and fighting titles. I hate the X360 D-Pad, the position is bad and it doesn't feel right, not to mention that it doesn't always register me pressing left unless I do it really hard.

But no, the LB/RB buttons aren't exactly great. I suppose it's balanced somewhat that the PS3 fucked up trying to turn L2/R2 into trigger buttons though.

[ShadowLaguna]

This is coming from somebody who has never played DMC4 on the 360, but I'd imagine that it wouldn't be that great compared the the PS3 version (controller-wise), mind you I've never been a fan of Xbox controllers. The original Xbox controllers (original) were horrible. They were far too big and when they came out, I could barely play the damn console (I could probably now though). I didn't like the small Xbox controllers either. I like the 360 controller, but I'm just more fond of PlayStation controllers.

[AJR]

I don’t know, the Playstation controllers have always felt adequate, but nothing more. I’ve never liked the D-Pads on Playstation controllers.

I didn’t have any problems controlling DMC4 with the 360 controller. The sticks feel more comfortable that the PS3’s do and the controller feels almost perfect in weight and shape.

[Robert Boyd]

The 360 controller has always struck me as just a slightly more ergonomic version of the PS2 controller.

[calintz]

i guess it all depends on what u are used to
i was so used to comboing with the PS2 controller for DMC, that doing so on the 360 felt weird
same went for NG Sigma: reflex controls gets cumbersome when playing with a Sony controller...

[Eusis]

Similarly, I may prefer the X360 controller for FPSes simply due to using it more with them, but I can easily enough adapt to the DualShock. Also, I admit the D-Pad on that is far from ideal. The Classic Controller has the best D-Pad of any modern controller, but the X360 one is a last resort while the DualShock one is generally acceptable.

Edit: I hate overlooking key words that completely change what I mean.

[Hidoshi]

Definitely not a fan of either D-Pad on either console, but I will take the 360's over any PS controller's D-Pad merely because it has a centrepiece. My favourite D-Pad was on the US Saturn pad (yes, the clicky one), because it had a circular depression in the centre that made fighting games all that easier on the thumbs.

The rest of the controller was iffy at best, but that D-Pad rocked the house.

[Robert Boyd]

What we really need is a controller where instead of a D-Pad, it uses whatever the Neo Geo Pocket Color system used: some sort of weird D-Pad/Analog stick hybrid that was amazing.

[Lord Dorkus]

http://www.rpgfan.com/news/2008/1236.html
http://www.famitsu.com/game/coming/1215855_1407.html

[terrencelee]

The 360 controller has always struck me as just a slightly more ergonomic version of the PS2 controller.

oddly enough i always felt the exact opposite. the xbox controllers seem like slightly smaller version of the Dreamcast controllers or even a jaguar controller (for those who are as ancient as me). whereas the ps controller seems smaller and fits my hand easier. i cant even play my dds with the stylus because it makes my hand cramp every time. i had to buy a jumbo nerf stylus to play Zelda P.H.

i guess the shape and size of your hand will determine which controller you like best.

[Lord Dorkus]

http://www.square-enix.co.jp/remnant/
New screenshots within. Some artwork as well.

[calintz]

lol at typo: http://i32.tinypic.com/2qibwr9.jpg

[Shixx]

The battle system seems like it will be like Suikodens "Battle mode" but  next gen style. Lets hope it's enjoyable..