Xbox One Controller's Wireless PC Adapter Coming This Month

@etmaul: Yea that's a valid point, sorry if I misinterpreted your post. It's nice to talk to someone here who is understanding and doesn't need to be abusive to make their point : )

@turianshepard: Obviously doesn't own the X1 controller.... I have both and even though I have had to use the X1 controller wired it's so much better. I can't even use the 360 controller, it feels awful now. The triggers, shape, weight and sticks are all so much better than the 360 pad. The sticks have less dead zone and the weight/pressure is so much better now for small movements. Plus you don't have that battery pack sticking out like a sore thumb.

I find it funny you saying a few posts down that you were shooting me down for stating facts, yet you have done the same thing, well done. I think if most had the choice they'd choose the X1 pad, but there's always a few who don't like change I suppose ; )

@turianshepard: Yes, really. The D-pad is improved. The 360 D-pad is probably the worst of any controller. Even the original XBox controller's D-pad was better.

Overall, I would recommend the Logitech F710 over either. Better layout, less expensive than the XBox One controller, and the wireless dongle isn't gigantic.

@amazinchino: Huh... I hadn't had any (lasting) problems so far, and I've tried a decent variety of games. Only one I have any problems with was FFXI (L2/R2 won't register), but that was fidgety all around and a problem I've had with DS3's as well.

I guess I should specify that it works perfectly with games that support the X360 drivers for Windows, since that's what it uses to piggyback the controller inputs. For games without controller support like Minecraft (Regular Java version, not the Windows 10 Edition), I use 'Joy2Key' in concert with DS4Windows.

Which games did you have issues playing?