Razer entering the world of console gaming
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i know they are not to everyones taste, but why can't a 3rd party make a 360 style pad for PS3 with or without switches to allow L1/R1 to be swapped with L2/R2.
one of my fav games of last year (infamous) is somewhat spoiled due to me accidentally touching L2 when i'm wanting to use L1
banned? do explain!?
They simply dont allow wireless controllers at gaming events. Due to interference.
You don't want to be using them in a competitive environment for many reasons:
- Interference
- Lag
- Syncing with other consoles
- Battery issues
- Having to faff about with syncing
Most people "compete" online though so it hardly affects most of us
Ah ok, thought there may be an interesting reason behind it.
Maybe they're releasing wired before wireless? Why release both when you could possibly make money on both?
Razers target audience are the pro gamers, and as stated in the thread already they cant use wireless controllers. I doubt they will.
You don't want to be using them in a competitive environment for many reasons:
- Interference
- Lag
- Syncing with other consoles
- Battery issues
- Having to faff about with syncing
Most people "compete" online though so it hardly affects most of us
I'm pro I never play pubs
j/kYeah of course, it would completely out sell the wired for sure...
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I'm pro I never play pubs
I play online pubs loads.
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I'd be willing to jump in first and post a write up on here if people want to hold off.
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That addition to the analogue sticks looks like a very good touch. Doubt I'd use the programmable buttons though. Build quality will be good knowing Razer.