Relatively flat triggers and non-aggressive contouring make this a great pad for casual play.įor a game like Slay the Spire, where there’s no need for lightning-fast reactions, we prefer the Hori to the Microsoft pad. We’ve used the HoriPad Pro for the last few weeks, and switching back to the Microsoft pad highlights quite how relaxed the Hori grip is. However, there are some elements to like. The Xbox controller is pretty good as is.If you read the introduction to this review, you may not have come off with a great impression of the Hori Horipad Pro. For those assessing whether it'll be good for E-D, the answer is a definitive NO.It's a left handed device only.akin to playing with one hand.Īs an aside from all that.if you keep adding hardware for your Xbox, you're going to have to do your gaming from a desk and not the sofa.lets draw a line here, if you want PC style peripherals.go buy a damned gaming rig and be done with it.
With the exception of ARMA 3, I use my Xbox controller for all other FPS games.just like everyone else. a pretty pointless piece of hardware without the ability to use a decent gaming mouse in addition. The analogue thumb stick on the G13 is to replace the WASD keys for movement plus 24 programmable buttons under the fingers of your left hand with multiple profiles and macro function as well as a multi function LCD bined with a mouse, it eliminates the need for stretching fingers for combination keyboard inputs. It's fairly useless without a mouse so I wouldn't bother looking to this as a viable alternative since it merely emulates the function of the left thumb-stick of an Xbox controller.with added buttons of course. It's great for the likes of ARMA combined with my 18 button gaming mouse for head-look etc. It looks like a very cheaply made copy of a Logitech G13 (which costs less).I use one of those, mainly for ARMA 3 since there's so many combination key inputs.
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