Ever since we caught wind of
SplitFish's Revolution knock-off, the DualFX Controller, we've been dying to get a hands-on look. We finally located
the tiny booth, headed by a pair of endearing middle-aged Edmonton men, one of which had trouble opening up the PS2
unit when we requested he swap games. They've tested their products, right?We actually liked the idea of splitting the controller down the axis, at least in theory. The laser guidance system used to control right analogue movement was indeed "very inconsistent," and we ended up using the right analogue stick instead. Lose the laser, relocate some of the buttons, paint it black, and SplitFish has got themselves a nifty 3rd party controller--that won't cost $59.95.
