Xbox 360 controller on PC

[Alhanelem]

feel too light and wimpy. the 360 controller has a nice heft to it.

I would rather have a controller that feels light than one that has a "nice heft" to it. I'd rather be holding a bundle of feathers in my hands than a candlepin bowling ball.

@ above: ummm.... where are the buttons?

[FrankReynolds]

I would rather have a controller that feels light than one that has a "nice heft" to it. I'd rather be holding a bundle of feathers in my hands than a candlepin bowling ball.

@ above: ummm.... where are the buttons?

I agree, But the light controllers seem to wear out. 360 controllers just last longer than Logitech etc. It's also really nice to just be able to plug it in and charge it when I'm not playing, instead of swapping out batteries. I would probably use a PS3 controller, if I had a PS3. 360 control is semi-free though seeing as I use them for the console as well.

On a side note, that JP site where I downloaded the 360 drivers seems to be down ATM. I don't really see why a company like SE couldn't build their own driver and get it signed though.

[Raksha]

I would rather have a controller that feels light than one that has a "nice heft" to it. I'd rather be holding a bundle of feathers in my hands than a candlepin bowling ball.

The "lightweight" controllers just feel cheap, and i've never been satisfied with the analog sticks. The xbox360 controller isnt too heavy, its just right.

[Atomic_Skull]

I would rather have a controller that feels light than one that has a "nice heft" to it. I'd rather be holding a bundle of feathers in my hands than a candlepin bowling ball.

@ above: ummm.... where are the buttons?

HINT: It's not really a gamepad.