I usually prefer the wired controlers. The major problem that I have with the wireless controlers are that they are sometimes unresponsive and make movement clunky. I suspose that if you get a good brand that this won't be a problem.
Wireless is very nice indeed and do use wireless controllers but like others said the responsiveness sometimes isn't what you get with the wired controller. I think that's especially with a game like Ninja Gaiden Black where that responsiveness is very important and also speed. But wireless is very nice, don't have to worry about the cable and being able to move how you want and not being limited to cable length.
Wireless is very nice indeed and do use wireless controllers but like others said the responsiveness sometimes isn't what you get with the wired controller. I think that's especially with a game like Ninja Gaiden Black where that responsiveness is very important and also speed. But wireless is very nice, don't have to worry about the cable and being able to move how you want and not being limited to cable length.LDouglasLJr
Yeah thats what i'm saying. I wuse WL for RPGs and racers (triggers are fine) but the Logitech just doesnt cut it for my FPS, Action or fighting games. 360 WL controller works perfect though
When i first got my xbox 2 years ago i bought 2 wireless controllers with it and they were peices of crap. they broke within a couple months. So then i bought this funky looking logitech wireless controller and that lasted like an entire year but it was annoying (it would like, start going crazy just randomly) plus wireless controllers are annoying because you have to change batteries all the time and they are really sensitive. Wired>Wireless anyday.
[QUOTE="rtm1137"]When i first got my xbox 2 years ago i bought 2 wireless controllers with it and they were peices of crap. they broke within a couple months. So then i bought this funky looking logitech wireless controller and that lasted like an entire year but it was annoying (it would like, start going crazy just randomly) plus wireless controllers are annoying because you have to change batteries all the time and they are really sensitive. Wired>Wireless anyday. that happens to me, u just gotta change the battery
I admit I have never used a wireless controller, but that's because having wires doesn't bother me at all and actually having a physical connection is going to be more reliable then a wireless controller will ever be and I don't want to have the fuss of using batteries. Maybe if I had a 360/PS3/Wii then I'd learn to appreciate wireless, but for Xbox I definately wouldn't even consider a wireless controller as there are no official wireless controllers.
Yeah thats what i'm saying. I wuse WL for RPGs and racers (triggers are fine) but the Logitech just doesnt cut it for my FPS, Action or fighting games. 360 WL controller works perfect thoughSpideR_CentS
you shouldn't be using regular controllers for fighting games at all. BLASPHEMY.
Wireless. I've been using a wireless one for a while now (a Joytech one, couldn't find any Logitech ones), and it's great. The only problem is you have to hit the X button hard for it to respond.
I strictly use Wired for the original Xbox. But I do love all the other system's wireless options. The Wavebird being the first truely great wireless controller.
If I had to pick, going cross platform here, I'd prefer the wireless controllers.
[QUOTE="SpideR_CentS"]Yeah thats what i'm saying. I wuse WL for RPGs and racers (triggers are fine) but the Logitech just doesnt cut it for my FPS, Action or fighting games. 360 WL controller works perfect thoughmthe1337one
you shouldn't be using regular controllers for fighting games at all. BLASPHEMY.
I'm not a big fighting game player so I dont have a arcade pad.
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