”Dual Shock 2 Review”. IGN. 27 september 2001. Arkiverad från originaletden 15 maj 2011. https://web.archive.org/web/20110515094304/http://gear.ign.com/articles/306/306387p1.html.Läst 7 december 2008. ”The biggest difference between the Dual Shock 2 and the original ... is the fact that ... all of the buttons and even the digital pad offer analog support. This means that the d-pad, the four face buttons and the four shift buttons are all pressure sensitive and have 255 degrees of sensitivity. ... It's also worth noting that the Dual Shock 2 is a bit lighter than the original Dual Shock.”
”Dual Shock 2 Review”. IGN. 27 september 2001. Arkiverad från originaletden 15 maj 2011. https://web.archive.org/web/20110515094304/http://gear.ign.com/articles/306/306387p1.html.Läst 7 december 2008. ”The biggest difference between the Dual Shock 2 and the original ... is the fact that ... all of the buttons and even the digital pad offer analog support. This means that the d-pad, the four face buttons and the four shift buttons are all pressure sensitive and have 255 degrees of sensitivity. ... It's also worth noting that the Dual Shock 2 is a bit lighter than the original Dual Shock.”
