Xbox Wireless Controller** - Special Edition Gold Shadow**
Asking Price: 6000
Item Condition: 4.8/5, *Only because it has been sitting in my drawer, and I have used it for playing games for no more than 2~3 hours.
Purchase Date: 12-Mar-2025 (from local Gamestop store)
Remaining Warranty Period: 90 days (as per Microsoft website)
Invoice Available: Yes
What’s included: Xbox wireless controller, Box
Reason for Sale: I bought a couple of other controllers for trying out and finding the best one for playing games on PC, selling this one.
Xbox Wireless Adapter (Qty: 2 Nos)
Asking Price: 1500 each
Item Condition: 5/5, *Used it to connect the Xbox controller wirelessly with my Windows 11 PC.
Purchase Date: 14-Mar-2025 (from Amazon)
Remaining Warranty Period: 90 days (as per Microsoft website)
Invoice Available: Yes
What’s included: Xbox wireless adapter, Box
Reason for Sale: Selling my Xbox controller, so need for this
NiTHO Xbox Controller Battery Pack and Charger (Qty: 2 Nos)
Asking Price: 1350 each
Item Condition: 4.9/5, *Used to charge the rechargeable battery and used it in Xbox wireless controller.
Purchase Date: 14-Mar-2025 (from Amazon)
Remaining Warranty Period: 1 year (as per Amazon)
Invoice Available: Yes
What’s included: 2 x Xbox controller battery packs, Battery charger, Usb cable. Box
Reason for Sale: Selling my Xbox controller, so need for this
GameSir Cyclone 2 Multiplatform Controller - Shadow Black (with Charging Station)
Asking Price: 5000
Item Condition: 5/5, *Unused
Purchase Date: 9-Mar-2025 (from Gamesir website)
Remaining Warranty Period: 1 year (as per Gamesir website)
Invoice Available: Yes
What’s included: Gamesire Cyclone 2 wireless controller, charging station, usb cable, wireless dongle, Box
Reason for Sale: I bought a couple of other controllers for trying out and finding the best one for playing games on PC, selling this one.
I am actually in a quandry!
Having used a Playstation controller all my life, I have the PS buttons (△ O X L1 L2 R1 R2) embedded in my mind and muscle memory, so it’s really difficult for me to try & re-learn the Xbox layout (X Y A B LB LT RB RT) that is commonly found on most PC controllers these days.
I picked up an Xbox controller after I read about its superior compatibility with PC, and also ordered the Gamesir Cyclone 2 & Apex Vader 4 Pro (enroute) on side as alternatives, after reading rave reviews about them. However, while using these controllers to play games on PC, the Xbox button layout & placement is simply too cumbersome for me to remember; I keep looking at the controller and this is taking all the fun out of gaming!
I have scoured the internet trying to find a solution to emulate the Xbox controller as a Playstation controller, so that games display the Playstation prompts on screen, but I am yet to find one. Maybe, you or someone from this forum can help.
If nothing works out, I plan to get a Razer/Nacon PS5 compatible controller for PC, or simply pick up a PS5 dual-sense controller and use it for PC gaming.
Is it really that hard? Honestly the first few days would be a bit odd but it didn’t take me that long to adapt to it, I just had to force myself to go through the first difficult phase of switching from an xbox to a playstation. It’s sort of like muscle memory for me and the only difference that took me some time was obviously the left stick location along with the X button being different for the games. It just seems far more difficult to go and try to create some software chemical experiment just to have the xbox controller as a playstation controller (when infact native playstation prompts weren’t even that common until a while back)
I read about this; I believe this helps you use your phone as a controller..
I know I’m being fussy here! I have started playing FC25 with my Xbox controller and I’m getting used to the layout tbh.
I might just pick up a PS controller some day later to have it in the mix.
L1 L2 R1 R2) embedded in my mind and muscle memory, so it’s really difficult for me to try & re-learn the Xbox layout (X Y A B LB LT RB RT) that is commonly found on most PC controllers these days.