Out of Controller

adj. a gamer that gets so frustrated when losing or playing poorly during a video game, that he/she will throw their controller, causing damage to walls, controllers, tvs, game systems, etc.

guy #2: hey, you wanna play some COD 5?
guy #1: sorry bro, but you get a little out of controller...

by Brent Handles March 30, 2009

controlled environment

a place or area where rules, regulations and behavioral norms are subject to strict enforcement or scrutiny. A person responsible for maintaining order in a controlled environment will normally strive to appear consistent when out in the open, but may enforce rules arbitrarily behind closed doors.

Kids who grow up in excessively controlled environments often fall behind in college, having all that freedom to cut loose but not knowing how to manage it.

by D.S. Credito March 12, 2015

Controller Player

A person who plays video games and spams L2/LT to make them have better aim

That’s a controller player I swear

by BigFuknBeef April 12, 2020

Raging Controlled Plums

The type of plums that make you throw up after you eat them.

J: OH SHIT THOSE RAGING CONTROLLED PLUMS ARE MAKING ME SICK AS FUCK *vomit*

by FuckinJoe July 2, 2016

Controller Hero

The act of playing Guitar Hero but with the controller instead of the traditional way with the guitar.

"Paul, want to play Guitar hero man?"
*Hands Guitar*
"Yeh Paul, but i play with the controller. Its easier."

"Thats more like Controller Hero if you ask me."

by JessicaJEALOUSY December 9, 2008

Throwing Controller Pissed

When someone plays video games and gets so pissed off that they throw their controller in a fit of rage. Sometimes one will have a designated controller just for throwing.

I was playing Modern Warfare 2 last night and I got Throwing Controller Pissed.

by Lord Maher August 18, 2010

playstaiton controller

the reason people want the ps5.

person1 : i forgot to bring my playstaiton controller.
person 2: here *shows him a watermelon with buttons on it*.
person 1: wtf.

by well why urban dictionary January 15, 2021