Back in stock, 19 left at time of posting so be quick
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Spango
7 Jan 167#1
Heat given. Great price, but I'm still not buying it!
Latest comments (31)
rossgetty
8 Jan 16#31
This, like everything else is worth what someone is willing to pay for it. What some consider too expensive is a great deal for others. Not every deal will cater to every person
RedRain
8 Jan 16#30
still too expensive for what it is charging twice what the normal pad is worth is taking the pee never mind 110%
ukbondraider
7 Jan 16#29
More triggers available for more areas of your hand mean more buttons available at a given time resulting in more diverse and accurate manoeuvres being possible for those that practice.
E.g try doing an evading jump with a spin midway in the air and shooting back at you opponent at the same time on a normal joypad.
ukbondraider
7 Jan 16#25
Its not for casual gaming. If you are a COD/battlefield addict that gets extremely affected by the little American kids calling you names for poor performance then this is for you.
Its basically for people who are really into FPS online games and have to win.
Similar situation for games like Street fighter where a £150-200 arcade stick is a must for those really into it.
sancho1983 to ukbondraider
7 Jan 16#28
How would it make you better at fps? I don't understand
rossgetty
7 Jan 16#26
Back in stock, 11 left
digweed to rossgetty
7 Jan 16#27
OOS for me but like the other comments, no way am I spending this cash on a controller :confused:
aymanhd
7 Jan 16#24
That is true, but in comparison to the price paid for an Xbox one or PS4, it seems a lot. I recently bought a PS4 (the Uncharted deal with Fifa16) for £216. £100 is a lot for a controller. But I suppose everything is relative, I spend at least £70 filling up my car, and I don't even get very far... :disappointed:
aymanhd
7 Jan 16#17
This may seem like a 'good deal' but is it just me that finds nearly a £100 extortionate for a controller?
It's just a controller right?
FocusST to aymanhd
7 Jan 16#23
Depends on how you value things I guess.
I personally wouldn't bother with one, but my 8 year old boy is adamant that he is saving up for one!! :smile:
Whilst £100 for a controller is a lot, it is probably better built than the standard ones, with a lot more features, and will last plenty of time so you will get your money's worth from it. If you compare that to going out for a meal, especially as a family, I can quite easily chuck £100 at a meal and you only get an hours worth of pleasure for that!! Or compare to a night on the beer, weekend away, night in a hotel etc. Sadly £100 isn't much money any more. :disappointed:
DeeKay86
7 Jan 16#22
I have one, worth every penny! Best controller ever made!
simplemick
7 Jan 16#21
the day these cancelled amazon had stock, was delivered within 24hrs, i know it is timing to get one, but I'd rather do that than chance it with these fools.
steve23094
7 Jan 16#20
I have an Elite controller. I don't think it's worth £100, probably better around £60-£70.
sharps148
7 Jan 161#19
this is a great controller speak from some body that has one there far better built and great for games where you want extra control some people say it is over priced I say it is spot on don't knock it till you have tryed one
have a look at the scuff contrrollers to buy the same from them would be a lot more than this
also you can remap all the buttons via the app
marcins
7 Jan 16#18
picked up one before christmas at Argos £120
AnonAnonAgain
7 Jan 16#16
saw one in cex yesterday @ £175, wtf?
sprite127594
7 Jan 16#15
First time I've seen this controller. Way over priced.
MadonnaProject
7 Jan 16#14
Everytime I have placed an order with them they have advised me they are awaiting stock for weeks and weeks and then cancelling. This has happened with a few games now.
scousetomo
7 Jan 16#13
I have ordered 2 on different occasion s maybe I got lucky and 20 quid cheaper than everywhere else maybe it's hit and miss
fbs_4800
7 Jan 16#7
Bought three, two to replace my dodgy Day One Controller and a crappy flashing wired controller I bought - and one for a birthday present. They cancelled my order three days later saying they couldn't actually get hold of them. Pi$$ poor customer service if you ask me.
Smoking173850 to fbs_4800
7 Jan 16#12
Lol u were going to spend £300 on controllers
simplemick
7 Jan 16#8
They are a terrible company. I ordered one of these over Xmas for them to cancel two days ago. Now they have the audacity to advertise them again. I would rather give the extra £20 to Amazon!
rakinmorjaria1 to simplemick
7 Jan 16#11
How are you getting it for £120 on Amazon?
gurpsc
7 Jan 16#10
I think they will be around £80 sooner or later
sboothy
7 Jan 16#9
same as above and only cancelled mine on Monday, bunch of jokers
looneychoonz74
7 Jan 16#6
Does it beep and whistle like R2-D2?
If not, i'm not interested!
hatton420
7 Jan 16#5
oos
enog
7 Jan 162#4
Good price for this, but I still think that Microsoft deliberately limited the quantities available in order to artificially create the demand and inflate the prices with the majority of retailers.
Once these become readily available at all retailers, I wouldn't be surprised to see some even better savings on them.
rossgetty
7 Jan 16#3
OOS
Spango
7 Jan 167#1
Heat given. Great price, but I'm still not buying it!
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E.g try doing an evading jump with a spin midway in the air and shooting back at you opponent at the same time on a normal joypad.
Its basically for people who are really into FPS online games and have to win.
Similar situation for games like Street fighter where a £150-200 arcade stick is a must for those really into it.
It's just a controller right?
I personally wouldn't bother with one, but my 8 year old boy is adamant that he is saving up for one!! :smile:
Whilst £100 for a controller is a lot, it is probably better built than the standard ones, with a lot more features, and will last plenty of time so you will get your money's worth from it. If you compare that to going out for a meal, especially as a family, I can quite easily chuck £100 at a meal and you only get an hours worth of pleasure for that!! Or compare to a night on the beer, weekend away, night in a hotel etc. Sadly £100 isn't much money any more. :disappointed:
have a look at the scuff contrrollers to buy the same from them would be a lot more than this
also you can remap all the buttons via the app
If not, i'm not interested!
Once these become readily available at all retailers, I wouldn't be surprised to see some even better savings on them.