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I have never had a controller develop stick drift. I have purchased used video games lots with controllers with drift, but I have only had 2 Dualshock 4 & 1 Xbox One controllers that I had to replace the entire stick to fix. Most of them I just had to take apart & clean the potentiometers to fix them.
Then you try to trade it into GameStop and they give you $10 trade in or $5 cash...
Xbox controllers are sexy as hell. I can't control myself.
My Xbox 360 "slim" controllers still work as well as my OG PS3 controllers. Never had stick drift, but I realize it's a thing.
Xbox controllers are sexy as hell. I can't control myself.
I think I bought the neon yellow one. The only exotic one I own is the Forza 5
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I have a wired xbox 360 controller and it's never had drift issue.
My original xbox 360 wireless controller never developed it.
I have two of these new xbox controllers but haven't used them enough to develop drift but I have to say wow they are nice to use. When people say dreamy they aren't kidding
Source?
They are similar because they have been long regarded as the best controller design in the market, bar none.
Just look for rumor mill news on Xbox, but yes - there is likely to be a new Xbox (digital only) later this year with a new controller that is the same but also has haotic feedback.
Microsoft could have included some nice next-gen features like active triggers, gyro controls, speaker and built-in battery without changing the design.
It's a widespread issue so much so this generation and even Nintendo was fixing pads for free for years due to it. Sony still does too, I recently got one back for it on a PS5 I got in November.
I have fully working controllers, consoles and other gaming accessories since 1988 with no issues but almost every pad I've had over the last few years has experienced drift. I game a lot but jesus, it's bad.
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