Let's talk controllers. Specifically which are the best

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This is all you need

>less than 30 bucks
>Xinput
>DirectInput

>>387453904
For simple plug and play the most recent iteration of xbox hardware is always the best
ds4 is obviously the best controller on the market, but it's one more program to start up if you want to play a game. cumbersome.

>>387454052
I have seen that one around, my only reason for hesitation being that the d-pad doesn't look too good. Reminds me of the xbox 360's pad.

Or am I mistaken?

>>387454052
>chinese knockoff toy plastic
>drop it once and it immediately breaks
Yea, all you need.

>>387454190
I don't necessarily mind having to start a program, but I'd rather not.

Are there any quality wired xbox one controllers? I picked up a PowerA one and it seems to already have problems, one of the buttons are sticking and the shoulder buttons are really loud and feel strange. The d-pad is fine, but a bit small for my liking.

To be honest the Ds4 is pretty much everything I'm looking for in design. Just need a straight answer as to whether or not two separate official adapters will work simultaneously.

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>>387454217
I've used the older variant (pic related) for something like a decade, and it has worked just fine in emulation and 2D indie shit.

>>387454373
Like I said above.
And I ain't treating the thing nicely either. I drop and lug around my pads all the time, and the thing still works wonders.

>>387454772
I'll do some more research on it then. Sounds fine from your account.

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For anything that doesn't require analog sticks.