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| 04 Dec 2012 09:15 PM |
It's actually a tie for me.
With Wired, you don't get batteries hogged, but you can only go so far. With wireless, you can go where you want, but you have to use batteries.
But If someone held a gun to my face and I had to choose, I'd choose the wireless one.
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Sharky98
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| 04 Dec 2012 10:29 PM |
Wired, because you can use it on PC and it's less of a hassle setting it up.
And you can't accidentally turn it off in the middle of a multiplayer game by hitting it on a hard surface.
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| 04 Dec 2012 10:32 PM |
| I have a Xbox 360 wireless controller, but it has a rechargeable battery pack. So I charge it for like 15 minutes (and I'm still able to play) and I get around 4 hours of wireless play time. |
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| 04 Dec 2012 10:35 PM |
| My custom (from a website) lasts for 8 hours of complete hardcore gaming. |
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| 05 Dec 2012 06:45 AM |
When I use my playstation 3 (it's dead now thanks alot ylod), I just use my wireless controller plugged in, since it charges while it plays (yes thats right u dont have to pay for another peripheral olol) and when I have to go far away, I just disconnect it. :)
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meldo
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| 05 Dec 2012 10:47 AM |
| Wired. Specifically DualShock 2 or DualShock 2-esque controllers. I find them very comfortable to use. |
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monty155
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ZMC3
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| 05 Dec 2012 10:59 AM |
Wireless. But i do have a question. Can and Xbox Plug and Play lead be used to connect a Xbox remote to a PC? |
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meldo
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| 05 Dec 2012 11:00 AM |
@zoo
The Play & Charge kit?
If so, no. You can still use a wireless, it just requires you to buy an adapter. IMO it's probably better just to buy a wired controller, seeing as the adapters don't always work easily and are about $10 less than the wired controller. |
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faker247
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| 05 Dec 2012 02:49 PM |
Wireless
I have never had issues with connection. Doesn't really eat up that many batterys... |
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| 05 Dec 2012 03:15 PM |
>And when it comes to like the xbox controller where you don't have rechargeable batteries
if that's true why do i have rechargeable batteries
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| 05 Dec 2012 03:53 PM |
Just by a wireless controller that gets charged through wires :P Then you get the best of both (Ish, setting up would be different) |
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| 05 Dec 2012 04:00 PM |
| Just buy the play and charge kit, it comes with a rechargeable battery pack. |
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