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The grips are improved since they are textured now, the triggers are 100% better, the improved dpad will be better for snes games and vibration is also improved.
I think only series controllers offer 1 year warranty, not 100% sure about this though.
But yeah if you have very little use then you can go for the one controller, if you play daily though, it's better to go for series controller since it feels a bit more durable too.
I think only series controllers offer 1 year warranty, not 100% sure about this though.
But yeah if you have very little use then you can go for the one controller, if you play daily though, it's better to go for series controller since it feels a bit more durable too.
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I think your timeline is a little off. I think the "not too long ago" is at least 3-4 years, if not more.
not the first time this has happened
anyways - will pick one off the second market if anyone's letting it go.for the current controllers - how bad is the impact (if any) on the responsiveness over BT vs the old wired ones?
You can get the Xbox series controller with wireless receiver, They are pretty good, else you can just buy the Xbox series controller with a long type c cable and get the best lag free performance.not the first time this has happened
for the current controllers - how bad is the impact (if any) on the responsiveness over BT vs the old wired ones?
The XBOne controller too works with any micro USB cable, so you can use it wired or wireless with a BT receiver or the official adaptor. I have no issues using it with the inbuilt BT5.0 receiver on my laptop for racing games, though I cannot comment on FPS games as I use KB+Mouse for them.not the first time this has happened
for the current controllers - how bad is the impact (if any) on the responsiveness over BT vs the old wired ones?
In terms of lag, I suppose there are no official figures, but the ones published by Logitech usually quotes 10 ms delay for its input devices using the official adaptor and 15 ms for BT 5.0, so the controller figures would be similar.
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What racing games are popular these days? It's been years for me. I was a pretty big NFS fan but didn't dabble with the simulator types much. The last one i played was The Run, and didn't even get far beyond the beginning.
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Modern games don't run well (or at all) on windows 7? Only 10?
+1 for FH4, most calming and relaxing pancake format game I've played.
Unfortunately, that seems to be the case.
It is the de-facto option now on PC if you are into arcade racing.
I had spent time with the DiRT and GRID series over the past few years but there has been nothing revolutionary over there for quite some time. The Codemaster F1 series also caught my attention in the beginning but I wasn't enticed with the minimal year-on-year changes and haven't played any of them over the past 3 years.
I did try out Project Cars, Assetto Corsa and rFactor 2 but they require proper sim racing equipment and don't have the flair or structure of the arcade games.
Incidentally haven't purchased FH4 yet, but played it for over 5 months through the different Game Pass trials. Will finally pick it up during the Steam sale later this month as I suppose the deluxe edition will be around 1k, probably less if Steam issue coupons for this sale as well.
I was off gaming for a long time. Just recently got on to the Forza bandwagon with FM7.. and boy was I under a rock for a long time. It's a pretty cool game but still getting the hang of it.
A bit confusing with all the different options and the in game economy etc with CR and tier points and what have you.
On the PS side of things you have Gran Tourismo coming up. Dirt is another title that was always great
