I had a sidewinder gamepad it was good stuff. Back in the day the sidewinder joystick was popular competition against the logitech wingman warrior that I had chosen over it.
This is good news for logitech mostly. The smaller companies like thrustmaster (actually not so small anymore) and gravis will also benefit.
I'd take a Gravis gamepad over any company though... come on, its THE PC gamepad. If I was to by a throttle, Thrustmaster was always the definitive in my mind in that market too.
MS was just mass marketed, but decent quality filler.
If they were smart they'd just make an adapter for their Xbox controller to work on the PC, if you got a couple xbox controllers in the house it might encourage a couple people to go ahead and pick up an xbox..
Not the greatest ergonomics or bells and whistles but you always know that Micro$oft keyboards, joysticks, mice are going to <b>work</b> and be (mostly) well designed and reliable. At least that's been my experience.
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