🎮 Enhance Your Gaming Experience with the Xbox 360 Wired Controller Review

I like console controllers. Built to withstand abuse, the rock-hard controllers from Nintendo and Sony have served me well for years and hours when I have more time to play. Apart from this. I guess I should have expected that, considering it's from the 360 era and made by "RROD" Microsoft. This would be the first ego controller that didn't work for me. The apartment simply stopped working after a year. At first I thought it was just my computer since it was dying itself, but no, it didn't work

The controller works fine and was a bit dirty when I received it. This did not affect the stars I gave this item, but I caution anyone who purchases this to play Minecraft or any other game that doesn't support its own controller capabilities: find software that lets you play PC games can play with this controller. Microsoft has free programs that will make your computer recognize the controller, but getting your game to recognize it is a different story. I got infected with viruses while…

I bought an Xbox 360 controller to use in my 64-bit Vista SP-2 environment. I decided to buy a less expensive controller that was "designed" for the Xbox 360 instead of the ones sold for Windows. I also didn't want to use wireless because I've heard of numerous issues with wireless interfering with other wireless devices and because it drains batteries. So if you can live with a long cable on your desk, use a wired controller. The controller worked out of the box with 32-bit Vista and 64-bit…

The controllers I received "new" were packed in bubble wrap and a green bag. They looked clean and unused. I tested them. First, the buttons on the two official controllers I have don't work. I've noticed this with fake controllers. The left bumper clicks twice as loud as a normal button. Compensates for the right bumper not clicking at all! The right bumper in a controller works. the other not. Upon opening it, I found that the spring inside just wasn't working. So I think that button there is

I bought this controller because the last controller I bought wore out pretty quickly. Although I rarely used my previous one (which I bought at WalMart for just a little less than this one), the buttons were so worn that you had to press them very hard to get them to work. The retractable coil then caused the controller to stop working, causing my controller to cycle on and off. So I bought this because I wanted a reliable and well made product. These Xbox controls are well done. The buttons…

How to decide if you should buy this controller: 1) Do you play games? 2) Do you play these games on your PC? (or Xbox 360 if you don't mind cables running through your living room) Then buy this controller. I spent a lot of time looking for affordable pc pads, even bought a Nyko Airflow pc controller as it was very cheap. But once it arrived, I realized that as long as this thing exists, all other PC controllers are utterly meaningless. It's light years better than the Nyko controller I've…