The elite controller hasn't even existed 5 years ago.
PC Game Controllers
Jordan Gonzalez
Wyatt Richardson
Oh damn, you're right. I just had to check my Amazon history. It was January 2016. So I guess $50 a year. Still not a bad deal in my opinion.
Easton Nguyen
I've tested out many and this is what I came up with user.
For 2d platformers and 2d games that need a nice dpad.
Snes ibuffalo
Compatability
Xbone
Fighting games
Hori fightpad PS4
Hitbox
Jason Morgan
there's the Astro c40 controller for $200 bucks, yea kinda pricey but it has some cool gimmicks. Although, it doesn't use USB-C which is kinda retarded
Joshua Moore
Considering I bought my Steam Controller at about the same time I got far better mileage with more features out of it so far.
Kevin Anderson
8BitDo SF30 or SN30 pro controllers are pretty rad, I personally use the SF30 pro
Camden Morales
Is there anything the pad does particularly worse than analog?
Grayson Richardson
You mean the touchpad? The right touchpad is generally better than an analog stick imo as both are mostly used for camera controls.
As for the left touchpad, I don't ever use it as a stick replacement, there is a left analog stick after all. I just use that.
Sebastian Reed
Considering this.
Are the sticks and d-pad decent?
Jacob Howard
>Steam controller $120
>Elite controller $150
>I get more features out of mine
>Oh, you mean that feature? I don't use it
>I bought it the same time as you did
>But I got more mileage out of mine because I said so and arbitrarily defined mileage to suit my definition
Sounds like you're being disingenuous and arguing just to argue. If a $30 difference is a tipping point in your budget, you shouldn't be spending that much anyway. I'd also argue that the braided cable, carrying case and multiple thimsbticks that come with the elite controller more than make up the $30 difference anyway. But let's be honest, you're only interested in posting memes and being disingenuous so it doesn't really matter what I say.