Microsoft Xbox 360 Wireless Controller for Windows
by Microsoft Software
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Video Game Reviews of Microsoft Xbox 360 Wireless Controller for Windows
Customer Review: work perfectly as advertised
Summary: 5 Stars
if you have pc games, this is must-have accessory. Work perfect on Games for Windows and quick shipping from Amazon. very happy and great fun with this purchase.Customer Review: Great Product.
Summary: 5 Stars
Got this product fast! Two days from when I bought it, ordered it Monday around 9PM, received it at 10AM Wednesday. Product came with batteries, install CD, controller, computer receiver. Overall a solid purchase.Customer Review: xbox controler for pc
Summary: 5 Stars
my first controler was no good would work with my pc but amazon replaced it and sent me a new one right away. thanks amazon!! when i got it this one worked great no issues with any games from wheelman to need for speed undercover. i had a logitech (2 of them) and they died but i found they didnt work with every game where the xbox one has so far. set up is easy and just a good controler plus u can use it on an xbox too if you choose to. over all i am happy with it so far thanks amazon you guys did a grat job by me!Customer Review: Good remote
Summary: 4 Stars
The only complaint I have about this remote is 1: The right analog stick squeeks 2: The D pad is very touchy.
Other than that, this remote works great.
Customer Review: Great controller but not very good software.
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought a Rumblepad 2 first but I sent it back after I found out it wasn't compatible with allot of new games. I like this controller better than the Rumblepad and it works great in crysis and mirror's edge but it doesn't have a program to customize the controls or force feedback(vibration).
pros: This Controller is very well made, compatible with most newer games, its vibration actually works on most of them, you can adjust the force feedback and controls if the game supports it, it works well with most games with out any adjustment, and it fills more ergonomic than the PlayStation style controller if you have medium to large hands.
cons: Its fairly expensive, you can only adjust the force feedback and controls if the game is made to do this and most games aren't.
You can download free home made software like Xpadder 5.3 or XBCD+ to make this controller more flexible. XBCD+ is still in the beta stage and I think it only supports the wired Xbox controller right now but it should support the wireless one also once it is finished.