Tralosdean
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That will bring back good memoriee.
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The company that revived the Xbox ‘Duke’ Hyperkin is now bringing back the Xbox 360 controller
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cinnamonandgravy
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it wasnt bad, it wasnt great... but at least it was simple, organized, and responsive.
is the series x menu system fast and responsive?
the xbox one x menu was complete garbage.
you have a machine that can push a billion polygon/sec, but you cant build a menu that doesnt constantly lag like a bitch? gfto you rejects.
Elder Legend
Banned
Yes, the Series X me is are much more responsive than the previous systems. I agree the Xbox One family UI was utter shit.
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TGO
Hype Train conductor. Works harder than it steams.
My biggest problem with the GCN controller is when I was playing RE0 I noticed the grips would actually give like a plastic hollow ball if pressure was applied.
Can't remember what I was doing at the time to discover that.
But I was shocked nonetheless how easy it would be to crush it with little effort.
I always liked the feel of the xbox 360 controller, not sure why they even bothered to change it with xbox one and they dropped the jewel buttons, everything has become so drab.
And yeah Xbox 360 launch UI was the best, it was something you'd expect in a console, after that though Xbox UI's turned into Plex media center.
And yeah Xbox 360 launch UI was the best, it was something you'd expect in a console, after that though Xbox UI's turned into Plex media center.
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IbizaPocholo
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Xbox 360-Style Controller Will Soon Be Available For Xbox Series X/S
Hyperkin, the company behind many retro-inspired controllers, is making a controller styled after the Xbox 360 that will be available soon.
gamerant.com
Hyperkin, a company that specializes in creating retro controllers, will be releasing its version of the Xbox 360 controller that is compatible with Xbox Series X/S, so gamers can experience a next gen console with a beloved retro controller. The controller, which will be available on June 6, will be called the Xenon and will be priced at $49.99 USD. For the gamers who wish to customize their Xbox gaming experience, the controller will be available in black, white, pink, and red.
There will also be some modern updates to the retro-inspired controller. Users will be able to take screenshots and record gameplay, and the controller will also have a detachable Type-C cable for charging and updating. For Xbox fans who are particularly eager to get their hands on this throwback product, a pre-order will also be available on May 5. Getting one's hands on this controller will be an exciting new way to experience awesome Game Pass deals and revisiting games already in one's library.
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HerjansEagleFeeder
Member
FFS do another round of dukes! I didn't get one! Booh!
ZoukGalaxy
Member
GOOD.
Best controller ever (minus dpad though improved at this end) with the DualShock 4 for my hands.
All last X360 controllers produced had it, you switch physical aspect by rotating it.
Best controller ever (minus dpad though improved at this end) with the DualShock 4 for my hands.
This.
All last X360 controllers produced had it, you switch physical aspect by rotating it.
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Fess
Member
A wired 360 controller is still my controller on PC. Works perfectly, no drifting, dpad is not usable for tight controls though but it has no more issues than it had a launch.
Listen to PSVR2 fans, it’s just a single cable.
I actually have everything wired on PC - mouse, keyboard, controller.
For Xbox though and in the living room, yeah not optimal.
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lostinblue
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Why would anyone want this?
The controler was good enough for it's era, but once you use more modern versions and you go back, it's quite inferior and clunky. Also, drifting was super common, it's the console where I had most problems with the joysticks, even ahead of the PS2.
If anything, I'd like to use a Xbox One controller on my X360. (which is possible, but only with expensive usb adapters)
I don't think it was all last X360 controllers, I have the last model, Xbox 360 E, and the controller it brought was the normal wireless one, without the rotating dpad.
The controler was good enough for it's era, but once you use more modern versions and you go back, it's quite inferior and clunky. Also, drifting was super common, it's the console where I had most problems with the joysticks, even ahead of the PS2.
If anything, I'd like to use a Xbox One controller on my X360. (which is possible, but only with expensive usb adapters)
Wasn't that good either, but better than anything.This.
All last X360 controllers produced had it, you switch physical aspect by rotating it.
I don't think it was all last X360 controllers, I have the last model, Xbox 360 E, and the controller it brought was the normal wireless one, without the rotating dpad.
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DenchDeckard
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It was the start to greatness but the series controllers are absolute top tier, some can't handle a click d pad, it doesn't bother me in the slightest the controllers are immense.
