Yeah I love the 360 pad, obviously I've not tried the new one but the less rounded edges make it hard to understand how it will be more comfortable. Even the bump in the battery pack on the 360 pad make it feel like you really have a grip on it. A shame you can't use the 360 pad on the new one, even if it was just for spares.
Listening to giantbomb they said there is nothing in it pad wise this time. I certainly wouldn't dismiss the ps4 on pad this time.
By the way, the "reporting" in this topic is hilarious. I found articles that report the story by citing other websites which eventually got all their information from this thread. However, none of them was able to quote the original source. And those articles already claim that Marc Diana said that "it is a gamechanger"… which was actually written by W!ICKED in this thread.
http://www.psxextreme.com/ps4-news/614.html
Just incredible.
Using GAF as a source? Well clearly it must all be legit then![]()
The razer sabretooth has less round edges and feels more comfortable to use than a 360 pad, also it has no battery pack on the back and it feels nicer imo.
article on NeoGAF said:Although both upcoming game consoles Xbox One and PlayStation 4 are based on AMD hardware, only PlayStation 4 incorporates hUMA [Heterogeneous Uniform Memory Access] for supporting a shared memory space. This was explained by AMD's Senior Product Marketing Manager Marc Diana...
The Verge said:...we spoke to AMD and it's actually true. The AMD chips inside the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One take advantage of something called Heterogeneous Unified Memory Access (HUMA)...Diana likened it to driving to the corner store to pick up some milk, instead of driving from San Francisco to Los Angeles.
They most likely both use HUMA, I don't understand why AMD would do it for one and not the other.
They most likely both use HUMA, I don't understand why AMD would do it for one and not the other.
The original reason i saw mentioned was the ESRAM (again, it gets blamed for everythingYou think it will stop at launch? LOL.
You have to seriously wonder don't you, two quotes from the same person months apart saying the exact opposite, was he mis-quoted in the latest one or the first one?
Neither do I, they are both new designs so why on earth would it be on one and not the other, hell in the interview earlier he says they both have it.
)You think it will stop at launch? LOL.
Shame it costs £60+
They most likely both use HUMA, I don't understand why AMD would do it for one and not the other.
Whats your point? I didn't say to buy it just making the comparison of less rounded edges.
Probably because we have no idea if the CPU has direct access to the ESRAM which it would need to be a hUMA compatible system.
My point was exactly what I said, just saying it's a shame it costs over £60 because it actually looks like a nice controller. If I didn't play FIFA I'd probably buy it.

My point was exactly what I said, just saying it's a shame it costs over £60 because it actually looks like a nice controller. If I didn't play FIFA I'd probably buy it.
That's what we're trying to say though, why wouldn't AMD give it direct access?
