@illmatic87 said:
Really considering getting one. I really like improved of the D-pad
I usually prefer wired since I have a traditional desk setup.
I am just conditioned to not liking wireless input peripherals after having some bad experiences dealing with dead batteries at the wrong time. Or that I am forgetful in that I forget charging stuff.
That and my 360 sits nearby so the input will conflict and likely turn my 360 on.
My 360 is set a few feet away from my PC.
I have never, ever turned on my 360 accidentally with controller that are tied to my PC.
It's simple: controllers tied to PC can only connect to PC. Controllers tied to 360 can only connect to 360 ;)
And how do I keep my controller from dying ? Well, I have 2 rechargeable battery packs for 360. When one is running low the lights start blinking. This means you'll have to charge the battery. So I plug in my second battery into the controller, and begin charging my first one.
But I think for you the best solution would be the play and charge kit. When it runs low, you can connect the cable to USB and it charges while you play.
If you don't mind the D-pad, get the 360 controller + play and charge kit ;)
(you'll need a wireless connector for PC too)
@verbalfilth said:
Switching over to the xbone controller is more of a step back. I own two of the controllers (I always get an extra one when I buy a console). They feel flimsy, d-pad is still atrocious and no wireless support yet. All of these can be ignored for the most part if you're not too picky, but the biggest downfall is that MS decided to make the bumper buttons more resistant to presses. I find myself having to press the trigger buttons twice since most of my initial presses don't trigger an action. You actually have to hear a slight click before the press registers.
Yeah, I'm really debating what controller I should get. It's mainly the d-pad I want improved.
So there is the Xbone controller, which does have a better d-pad, but still not perfect
PS4 controller has an ok D-pad. But I don't know how well it's supported compared to say 360 controller
And then I could also buy a peripheral to connect the Wii U pro controller...
@Lulu_Lulu said:
Relax, they'l make a it wireless, and they'l release it along side their new DRM.
I'm really relaxed now :O
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