Offbrand Xbox Controllers
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Offbrand Xbox Controllers
Are any of the offbrand Xbox controllers like Madcat or others any good ?
I need an extra & wouldnt mind getting a cheaper offbrand one but I wasnt sure about their quality.
I noticed some of them said "Will replace your Xbox if our controller damages it" & that kind of concerned me.
I need an extra & wouldnt mind getting a cheaper offbrand one but I wasnt sure about their quality.
I noticed some of them said "Will replace your Xbox if our controller damages it" & that kind of concerned me.
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Personally, I stick with 1st party joysticks. I have a Madcatz xbox joystick (got it cheap), it works okay, but I never use it.
I doubt it will ever damage your console, but even if it did, good luck proving that the joystick did it.
I doubt it will ever damage your console, but even if it did, good luck proving that the joystick did it.
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The Madcatz Microcons are awesome. I have 2 for the Xbox and 1 for the gamecube. They are the most comfortable controllers I have used in a while, and they are very sturdy (I've had 1 Xbox one and the gamecube 1 for a year now, and picked up another Xbox one when watching my little cousins a few months ago)
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I generally stick with 1st party controllers.
I have heard good things about the Pelican wireless trigger mentioned, but I've always passed on it. I can't see spending $50 or so on a 3rd party wireless when Nintendo sells the Wavebird for $30-35. Sony and MS need to get on the ball and put out first party wireless controllers.
I have heard good things about the Pelican wireless trigger mentioned, but I've always passed on it. I can't see spending $50 or so on a 3rd party wireless when Nintendo sells the Wavebird for $30-35. Sony and MS need to get on the ball and put out first party wireless controllers.
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Re: Offbrand Xbox Controllers
Originally posted by jk4w
Are any of the offbrand Xbox controllers like Madcat or others any good ?
I need an extra & wouldnt mind getting a cheaper offbrand one but I wasnt sure about their quality.
I noticed some of them said "Will replace your Xbox if our controller damages it" & that kind of concerned me.
Are any of the offbrand Xbox controllers like Madcat or others any good ?
I need an extra & wouldnt mind getting a cheaper offbrand one but I wasnt sure about their quality.
I noticed some of them said "Will replace your Xbox if our controller damages it" & that kind of concerned me.
Try Target, my local one had the original Xbox controller for $7.54 on clearance. I grabbed 2 to up me to 4 controllers
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Originally posted by Ford Prefect
The Madcatz Microcons are awesome. I have 2 for the Xbox and 1 for the gamecube. They are the most comfortable controllers I have used in a while, and they are very sturdy (I've had 1 Xbox one and the gamecube 1 for a year now, and picked up another Xbox one when watching my little cousins a few months ago)
The Madcatz Microcons are awesome. I have 2 for the Xbox and 1 for the gamecube. They are the most comfortable controllers I have used in a while, and they are very sturdy (I've had 1 Xbox one and the gamecube 1 for a year now, and picked up another Xbox one when watching my little cousins a few months ago)
Overall, if you don't mind the smaller size (and maybe that's an added bonus for you), it seems to be a decent, well-built controller.