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Playstation has the absolute worst controller. I'd rather use a MadCatz Xbox controller over a Playstation styled first party controller.
Thumbsticks have to be offset or it just feels wrong.
Kudos on Valve for keeping the Steam Deck controls sane. A pox on Asus and the other knockoffs who put the left controls upside down like weirdos.
Switch I really can't say since I have not used it but it would seem more natural to have the sticks at mid-level then buttons top and bottom..
This is what I was always wondering about the PS controller layout. When you have big hands, and use both thumbsticks at the same time, do your thumbs hit when you move them towards each other?