Any other fans of the SCPH-110? (PSOne controller)

**hushypushy** · July 2nd, 2009

This is a really nerdy thread I know...but most people out there use the SCPH-1200, the standard Dual Shock. I prefer the SPCH-110, also known as the PSone controller; it has firmer analog sticks; a more raised, firmer Dpad; cute connector and maybe a different length cord (not sure); and it came in cool colors (transparent blue here).

I don't even have a PSone (yet), but I still like the controller. Any other fans out there?

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RedLion · July 2nd, 2009

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Squall-Leonhart · July 3rd, 2009

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RedLion · July 3rd, 2009

OK I see. May I add that to make the difference between the two controllers, you'll really must be a playstation fan...

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**hushypushy** · July 3rd, 2009

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Originally Posted by RedLion

OK I see. May I add that to make the difference between the two controllers, you'll really must be a playstation fan...

I am indeed

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zidine00 · July 8th, 2009

*gah sorry didnt notice the 5 day revival when i posted this thought it said minutes lol*

i preferred the one that came with the original PlayStation not sure if thats the one your talking about but hell why not.

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Bubbafat · July 9th, 2009

Well since its re-opened lol. i figured i would give feedback as i missed the first post lol.

I am in agreeance on the controller, the stiffer analog sticks are much better, not really sure what was meant by the "cute connector" though

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**hushypushy** · July 9th, 2009

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Originally Posted by zidine00

*gah sorry didnt notice the 5 day revival when i posted this thought it said minutes lol*

i preferred the one that came with the original PlayStation not sure if thats the one your talking about but hell why not.

OMG 5 days. I should ban your ass for even thinking of posting in here. Nah I'm just kidding buddy. What has this forum come to? This is a discussion thread in a somewhat dead section, feel free to revive old threads if you want.

The original Playstation one is actually pretty cool. Nice and light with the tiny L2 and R2 buttons. We're talking about the PSOne controller though, this one:

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I am in agreeance on the controller, the stiffer analog sticks are much better, not really sure what was meant by the "cute connector" though

Check out the pic above. Notice the shorter, rounded connector, as compared to the Dual Shock:

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Bubbafat · July 9th, 2009

Hm. i dont think i ever really noticed the connector. but it looks cleaner than the big square, and the block itself is shorter so less bending of the socket. hated that on my playstation.

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Lord Zedeck · July 11th, 2009

I have that controller. It's the light Gray one (it looks almost White like the one in that picture though). I can't even remember where I got it (since I never had a PS1, just the PSX), but it's been my favorite Sony controller, actually, my favorite controller period, since. It's a shame the X button and one of the D-Pad buttons need pressed so hard that it's not practical for use anymore. I was going to open it up and replace the plastic things behind the buttons with ones from the original controller, but the screws won't turn, and since I got two Logitech Dual Shock controllers now and use them (as opposed to a converter), I just let it go. I hardly ever play my PSX much anymore. That was my favorite controller though.

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Bubbafat Mhm. Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Mass. Posts: 1,960	Well since its re-opened lol. i figured i would give feedback as i missed the first post lol. I am in agreeance on the controller, the stiffer analog sticks are much better, not really sure what was meant by the "cute connector" though __________________

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Bubbafat Mhm. Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Mass. Posts: 1,960	Hm. i dont think i ever really noticed the connector. but it looks cleaner than the big square, and the block itself is shorter so less bending of the socket. hated that on my playstation. __________________

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Lord Zedeck Registered User Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Cleveland, Ohio Posts: 1,804	I have that controller. It's the light Gray one (it looks almost White like the one in that picture though). I can't even remember where I got it (since I never had a PS1, just the PSX), but it's been my favorite Sony controller, actually, my favorite controller period, since. It's a shame the X button and one of the D-Pad buttons need pressed so hard that it's not practical for use anymore. I was going to open it up and replace the plastic things behind the buttons with ones from the original controller, but the screws won't turn, and since I got two Logitech Dual Shock controllers now and use them (as opposed to a converter), I just let it go. I hardly ever play my PSX much anymore. That was my favorite controller though. __________________ "Without forgiveness, life is governed by an endless cycle of resentment and retaliation." "Judge people not of their mistakes, but on how they handle those mistakes." Core 2 Duo E8600 @4.0GHz- ASUS Maximus Formula (Rampage Formula BIOS 0701) - 8GB (4x 2GB) Corsair XMS2 DDR2 800 MSI nVidia GeForce 8800GT 512MB - 4x Western Digital Caviar SE16 6400AAKS (2,560GB total) - PC Power & Cooling Silencer 610 IBM P275 21" CRT (1600x1200 @100Hz) - Logitech Z-2300 2.1 Sound System - Windows XP SP3 & Windows 7 64-bit