Best bang for your buck in a PC controller?
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KTM57
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Best bang for your buck in a PC controller?
OK, I'm thinking of getting a PC controller for Chrismast, which ones are going to be the best in quality (i.e. durable and good buttons layout) and relatively cheap? I've used a Logitech one that was modeled after the PS2 controller and I liked it, but I want triggers.
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Joe
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Re: Best bang for your buck in a PC controller?
Xbox controller Iv had it since 2008 I think and i love the thing it works great
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Re: Best bang for your buck in a PC controller?
Get a non-microsoft brand xbox 360 controller, you can find them for 15-20 bucks.
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KTM57
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Re: Best bang for your buck in a PC controller?
Do you just plug it in and go? I kinda think that the Xbox controllers have a funky layout, I'm more used to the Playstation style layout, but the my Sixaxis stuff just doesn't seem to like my PC.
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Joe
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if you get a wired xbox controller then yes and I am a ps3 guy but the x box controller just works so good with mxs
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xbox controllers ftw.Fits perfectly for mxs

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ive used both 360 and ps3 controller and prefer the 360 controller. Would be using it still but it took a shit on me (lighting strike)
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i recomend the microsoft xbox 360 brand actually. i got a non microsoft and it ddnt work. u have to download all these drivers and stuff and then the buttons stick. then after a day of use it stops working at all. i brought it back and got the microsoft brand.

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i have the madcatz 360 controller. works perfectly. like $20-$25.
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Pumaxcs
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Re: Best bang for your buck in a PC controller?
PS style is Logitech. By the pictures I think that it has progressive triggers, though I'm not sure since it doesn't say.
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Mine
I didn't need progressive since I use 'X' or '2' for that controller for gas. My triggers are shifting so no need in me splurging. I seem to do just fine without progressive though.
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I didn't need progressive since I use 'X' or '2' for that controller for gas. My triggers are shifting so no need in me splurging. I seem to do just fine without progressive though.
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KTM57
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Re: Best bang for your buck in a PC controller?
Puma, that's the kind of thing that I was thinking about, it's what I had in the past (cheap knockoff that broke) and I like the button setup.
Do you have any problems with it?
Anybody who uses a controller unlike the 360 and PS3, please chime in.
Do you have any problems with it?
Anybody who uses a controller unlike the 360 and PS3, please chime in.
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Pumaxcs
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I have had no problem with it yet. I wanted to use my PS3 but I have a 64-bit and they havent made drivers that were simple to instal so I just went with that.
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Sweet.
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Re: Best bang for your buck in a PC controller?
Think I'm going with this one, dang these are more expensive than I thought.
http://www.logitech.com/en-us/gaming/co ... vices/7360
http://www.logitech.com/en-us/gaming/co ... vices/7360
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