Xbox 360 Controller

List Price: $39.99 Discount Price: $20.00

Features:

• New and improved ergonomic design enables maximum comfort and endless gameplay
• New left and right shoulder buttons are designed for ease of use
• Two analog pressure-point triggers, two vibration feedback motors, and one eight-way directional pad are included
• The controller includes a nine-foot (nearly three-meter) break-away controller cable
• Experience easy Vibration Control with a simple On or Off setting to match your personal preference

Accessories:
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Customer Reviews:

X-Box for PC [Posted on 2008-11-10]
This is a X-Box controller and I hooked it up to vista64 on a PC, it found the drivers and now I enjoy the playing games with the Xbox controller.

Great Controller. [Posted on 2008-11-19]
I love this controller. It worked perfectly with my PC. I connected it and it was recognized and it worked right off the bat. Plays games like Devil May Cry 4 and Dead space like a champ. Lets me play the games like they were supposed to be played, but without having to invest in an Xbox360.

Comfort: I love it. The Xbox360 controller has to be one of the most ergonomic controllers out on the market right now. It fits perfectly in your hands and they don't cramp after hours of playing. Button placement is intuitive and is way better than the keyboard for a lot of games.

Usability: Very easy to setup. Basically Plug and play. Games that support the controller already have the controls mapped out and you can begin playing right away. Love it.

This controller is completely worth it. Get it now if you are at all considering it.

Very Nice Investment for PC Users [Posted on 2008-11-21]
Had to get this when I found out that Assasins Creed is not compatible with Logitech's Wingman Rumble pad version 1. Connected it to my Vista PC and was immediately recognized and Windows Update installed the drivers. I went a bit further and installed the program for it also. The only thing I found kind of weak is the rumble feature. My old Wingman packed more punch for the rumbling feature. Outside of that, the controller works great on Assasins Creed and Tomb Raider Anniversary. I chose the corded version due to price and hating to keep charging batteries. The cord is super long. Too long for my applicaiton, but I took the excess and coiled it back up the way it came out of the package. If you see games that have the "Games for Windows" on the box, they are guaranteed work with this controller. Assasins Creed does not have that, but the specs behind the box say so. Would have been nice if it were available in black. I know the cordless is available in black. At any rate, if you need a gamepad or replace your noncompatible Wingman, get this. You'll enjoy it.

Best Controller I have ever played with [Posted on 2008-11-27]
This controller is better than the Xbox 360 wireless(though it's excellent) to me b/c it:
is much lighter without the battery back
long enough cord for me(32inch TV)
very ergonomic
can be used to play on the computer(since it's USB)
5*'s!

The best gaming controller ever made [Posted on 2008-11-28]
Comfortable, attractive, offset joysticks... this is a microsoft product?

Since the original Xbox, the Duke evolved into the smaller S, which continued to be refined into the modern 360 controller.

Each iteration improved upon the last, and it shows.

I like the wired 360 controller more than the wireless for 3 reasons.

First, there's no need to worry about batteries or recharging anything.

Second, the battery pack on the wireless 360 controller located on the bottom of the gamepad interferes with finger placement, which is sad.

third, the wireless controller is much heavier than the wired, depending on your preference, keep in mind that the wired controller is also much lighter.

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