I must admit that when it comes to playing games on my PC, I have for many years now preferred to err towards the controllersoffered by Microsoft. Yes, at the risk of irking some of you, I simply find the Xbox One controller a lot nicer to handle than the PS4 or, incidentally, any of the vast number of 3rd-party alternatives.
While I think it’s great, Microsoft clearly believes that there’s room for improvement as with the release of a new video, they have announced the upcoming Xbox Elite Wireless controller.
Compatible with both the XBox and PC, the main key focus of the product is the sheer amount of customisation options you can have with it. Both the analogue sticks can be configured to give you the required resistance while the triggers have also been modified to be far more responsive to the touch.
Throw in some wrap around rubber grips and a built-in rechargable battery (offering 40-hours of gameplay) and you have what looks to be a very impressive controller indeed!
Ahh, there we do hit something of a snag. The Xbox Elite controller will retail for something in the region of £160. Roughly 3 times the price of a standard Xbox One controller and just slightly more expensive than the (shall we call it the 1st-gen?) Elite design.
With a release date planned for November, however, this probably will prove to be popular for the gamer looking for the more bespoke look. For that price tag, however, I think it’ll stick with my standard Xbox One controller thank you!
What do you think? – Let us know in the comments!
MSI has just revealed their latest feature-packed gaming monitor, the MSI MAG 274UPF E2. It…
Thermaltake has just revealed its latest addition to its already packed and awesome case collection,…
Hello Games continues its road to redemption with No Man's Sky, however, I'd say we're…
Cooler Master, one of the biggest names for PC cases and PC cooling has today…
Ranch Simulator, a game which I hadn't heard of until today, has just reached a…
MSI has a great range of PSUs to their name these days, and while we've…