the elder scrolls v skyrim pc logitech controller

So I was forced, by my own hand no less, to purchase this piece, twice.Īs you can see by the pics (and I am showing the classic Dual Shock 2 PS2 controller for comparison), the controller is clearly designed to look and feel like a PS2 controller. Why, you ask? Because I am extremely impatient and I don’t want to wait for a good controller to be delivered by mail, and I hate the Craigslist “ back and forth” negotiations to obtain an item. Twenty dollars is twenty times what this controller is worth and yet I paid it twice. For only twenty bucks, I was like “ even if it sucks, I wouldn’t have lost too much.” Again, I was wrong.

If you go to Gamestop and ask for a PC controller, this piece of crap is what they will offer you. This is what led me to the Steel Series 3GC PC Gamepad. I was wrong, as I have been informed in every game store I have visited, the corded 360 controller is no longer in production ( and is the only 360 controller that is automatic plug and play with Microsoft games), so I can’t find it new anymore. I sold one of my Xbox 360’s for some much-needed cash, letting the corded controller go with it since I liked my wireless ones for the 360, and I figured I would have no problem picking up a corded one for the PC later. I used to use the original Xbox 360 white, corded controller, as it was USB and allowed me to easily program it using X-padder for the games that weren’t automatically compatible (surprisingly enough games like Fallout: New Vegas and Elder Scrolls V: Skyrimwill automatically detect the 360 controller plugged in and will adapt itself to the said device). I have personally purchased it twice, and both times I ask myself, “why…why self…why?” I have never been a big fan of the keyboard/mouse controls for most PC games, so I always end up using a controller.

The elder scrolls v skyrim pc logitech controller