Sega Controller for Dreamcast

Pros: Fits hand great, useful triggers, good button placement, 2 memory card slots
Cons: No built in vibration

The Dreamcast controller is a thing of beauty. This is another editorial in my preaching about the superiority of the Sega Dreamcast. I will only say one slightly negative thing about the Playstation 2 in the review and it will be right now: Hey Sony...

Pros: Everything
Cons: none i can think of

I am a long time video gamer. I was hooked on console gaming ever since I got the original Nintendo NES when I was about five. Then I got a Sega Genesis. I never had the SNES, but a lot of my friends did so I played it quite often. Yet again, I moved...

Pros: Good response from buttons and analog pad; durable; multiple ports for VMU and Jump Pack
Cons: D-Pad is still sub-par

With Sega's own Dreamcast controller, they have put forth their best stock controller to date, with responsive buttons and a decent analog pad included. The analog-based trigger buttons are also a nice touch and have better springs here in the US than...

Pros: Only hold controller one way
Cons: Uncomfortable

Sega dreamcast came out with this supposedly great new system. Bull, the games aren't as good as they should be. The control pad has one good thing and the rest is terrible. It is similiar to nintendo's but you only hold it one way. The controller is...

Pros: great feel
Cons: chord position is a pain

This new dreamcast controller has got to be the best controller I have handled yet. Everthing in my opinion seems to be in exactly in its correct place. The placement of the triggers feels so comfortable and very easy to reach. One dissapointment though...

Pros: Comfortable, Memory Card Slots Built In
Cons: Larger Than Most, Could Have Been More Durable

Features:
Control Stick
D-Pad
4 Buttons On Right Side (A-B-X-Y)
Start Button In The Middle
Left And Right Triggers

Overview:
After 14 years of playing everything from Atari to Playstation I've been...

Pros: Great analog stick, L & R buttons are trigger shaped
Cons: can get uncomfortable

I have the controller right here beside me. Not quite a double-edged sword, really more of a mixed bag, really.

First off, we have 9 buttons. A D-pad and analog stick, 4 A, B, X, Y face buttons, a start button, and two analog shoulder...

Pros: Looks kinda cool -- less buttons than some controllers
Cons: Has the joystick and the four way pad -- not comfy in the hand

I'll admit it -- I don't play video games much anymore. I used to. I remember that the high point of my young life was Christmas 1988 when I finally got a Nintendo Entertainment System. I was so happy, so thrilled, so excited to finally have one in MY...

Pros: Analog triggers, precise and generally comfortable analog stick
Cons: Flimsy, poor button decisions, may be uncomfortable for gamers with larger hands

Since people's personal opinions about controllers vary wildly it is hard to say that this is a universally flawed controller. All you can do is judge its general merits and potential problems... and this has a number in both categories.

On...

Pros: Big buttons.
Cons: The wire placement.

Say what you will about the Dreamcast controller,
but don't say it doesn't work.

PAINFUL PLAY:
A couple of people complain that the controller
causes pain.
These people often say the controller's to small as well.
...

Pros: Has both a direction pad and stick
Cons: Buttons stick

When i first got my Dream cast i picked up the controller and thought thats massive. It was the biggest normal controller id ever seen. Ive had just as big super joy pads in the past, but this was the biggest normal controller. The difference about this...

Pros: simplicity
Cons: cheap parts, only 4 button

Pros: - The controller is inexpensive compared to other 3rd name brands who produce controllers for the DC system.

- The button/controller design is easy to learn
- Rumble expansion pack is cool additional product you can...

Pros: nothing that any other controller has
Cons: to small, buttons in bad positions

The Sega Dreamcast controller is horrible! First of all, the controller is to compact. Look at the Play Station and N64 controllers. They are much wider. After an hour or two of gaming your hands hurt. Second, the control pad is to far down. It hurts...

Pros: Great controllers with unique designs
Cons: Just from the look of it, it seems a bit too thick

The Sega Dreamcast controller is great! It has all of the different types of controls of all the systems combined. It also is unique because it has a slot for a card that allows you to save data from your game and it also is a game by itself. Some...

Pros: buttons galore w/ very good placement
Cons: cord too short, tad bit large

when I saw the controller, I saw critics raving about the hugeness of the controller and veiwing it as a great flaw, the same thing happened to the Atari Jaguar's controller, but the controller had a numerical pad(contributing to it being called a...