Cyclone 2

Ga ada hair trigger (ideal for fps). Metal band biar analog smooth. No jack audio. Back buttons terlalu nonjol, gampang ketekan. Berat (i can't even stand dualsense). General compatibility di Windows, itupun harus pakai steam input, masukin non-steam games ke library, which for some games is a big n

I have both gamesir nova 2 lite and 8bitdo u2c, some guy mentioned that people might be bias in this sub here, I mean sure but I will stay as unbiased as possible as I owned both to give out my opinion. In short, nova 2 lite wins, don't even bother thinking of getting a 8bitdo u2c. The biggest downs

É o Cyclone 2, da gamesir. É um controle muito completo, tem TMR nos analógicos e Hall effect nos gatilhos… O fraguas fez vídeo dele.

PS5 and the Xbox first party controllers are still made with sticks that can drift and membrane buttons. pretty bare bone feature sets with a high price tag. My vote goes to the Gamesir Cyclone 2 ($50), comes with a dock, has magnetic sticks and triggers (no stick drift), mechanical face buttons, tr

Xbox, Playstaion, and Nintendo are still using potentiometer based joysticks in even their most expensive controllers which as we all know will drift. TRM, and Hall Effect sticks will never drift because their magnet based. There are a few 3rd party brands putting out very good controllers for even

Gamesir seems to be the best: either the Super Nova or the Cyclone 2, depending if you prefer membrane or clicky buttons. In D-Input it is detected as a DS4 controller, so you get analog buttons + gyro. On top you get Switch compatibility, 1000hz on dongle and bluetooth, trigger stops and back butto

You can run AntiMicro and basically play on any controller. The first level 300 plays with that. If you are paranoid about running 3rd party controller apps while having MapleStory on, you can get a controller that basically is able to natively remap buttons to keyboard inputs. I personally have 2 w

Whatever you do, avoid pretty much any first-party controller that doesn't at least have Hall-effect or TMR sticks; third-party options have massively improved over the last few years and will get you far better value and more features compared to the broken shit Sony and Microsoft sell. Good places

The worst part is Sony charges insane licensing fees so 3rd parties can't make affordable alternatives. My favourite controller, Gamesir Cyclone 2 is $70 AUD WITH a charging stand but a comparable 3rd party PlayStation controller is $300+ which is just ridiculous. I ended up using an Arduino and an

I doubled checked just to make sure, but I can actually set one of my back buttons to activate the gyro on my Cyclone 2 in the Gamesir app. It's got quite a robust settings menu for the gyro actually. I like 8bitdo's controllers, but their software support is bad in general nevermind binding the bac