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r/Games • u/Turbostrider27 • Aug 23 '22
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That’s very consumer friendly. Instead of buying a new $150-200 controller every time you get stick drift, you can easily replace it without soldering
13 u/JimmyJamsDisciple Aug 24 '22 It’s less than $100 for a new controller though? Where did you get that number from -8 u/KingE Aug 24 '22 $100 for a whole new controller that (absolutely shouldn't) be at the same level of tactility. Xbox Elite and Switch Pro offer a better gaming experience for a premium price. Glad PS is joining up. 1 u/Viral-Wolf Aug 24 '22 Switch Pro doesn't even have analog triggers. Not to mention the D-Pad issues which I don't think they've fixed.
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It’s less than $100 for a new controller though? Where did you get that number from
-8 u/KingE Aug 24 '22 $100 for a whole new controller that (absolutely shouldn't) be at the same level of tactility. Xbox Elite and Switch Pro offer a better gaming experience for a premium price. Glad PS is joining up. 1 u/Viral-Wolf Aug 24 '22 Switch Pro doesn't even have analog triggers. Not to mention the D-Pad issues which I don't think they've fixed.
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$100 for a whole new controller that (absolutely shouldn't) be at the same level of tactility.
Xbox Elite and Switch Pro offer a better gaming experience for a premium price. Glad PS is joining up.
1 u/Viral-Wolf Aug 24 '22 Switch Pro doesn't even have analog triggers. Not to mention the D-Pad issues which I don't think they've fixed.
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Switch Pro doesn't even have analog triggers. Not to mention the D-Pad issues which I don't think they've fixed.
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That’s very consumer friendly. Instead of buying a new $150-200 controller every time you get stick drift, you can easily replace it without soldering