So unless you want to buy used or grey market, the entry fee for a PC gamepad that’s fully 360 compatible is basically $50. While I would like to see the vertically spaced joysticks like the 360 (makes controlling FPS’s easier, but this may be a license restriction), this is definitely good news for PC gamepad players, but also PC controller choices overall with the proliferation of 360 ports for several reasons:ġ) MS has stopped producing the wired controller. With our wireless engineering expertise you get to experience the wireless convenience you want with the rock-solid performance you need.Ĭlick the links above to find out more about our lineup of Logitech gamepads or to get yours today. Just insert Logitech’s plug-and-forget Nano receiver into a USB port on your computer and leave it there. The Wireless Gamepad F710 has all the capabilities of the Rumble Gamepad F510, and adds the freedom of 2.4 GHz wireless connectivity. And it also adds comfortable rubber grips and a soft-touch bottom case, for long gameplay sessions. The Rumble Gamepad F510 offers all the same features as the Gamepad F310, plus dual vibration motors, so when you’re playing games that support vibration feedback, you’ll feel every hit, crash and explosion.
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And, if you do have games that don’t support gamepads, you can install the included Profiler software and configure the gamepad to emulate keyboard and mouse actions. The Logitech Gamepad F310 features a familiar, comfortable control layout and our unique floating D-pad design that offers exceptional accuracy in all eight directions. It incorporates both XInput and DirectInput technology, so it will work with any game that supports a gamepad – from today’s biggest titles to all your old favorites – even emulators like MAME. Today we’re completely revamping our PC gamepad line to bring our customers better functionality and game compatibility with the Logitech Gamepad F310, Logitech Rumble Gamepad F510 and Logitech Wireless Gamepad F710.
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