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Why is the X1 controller using AA an issue to people?

Heclogit · 2013-08-12 01:20:50

The obvious solution is to get a CORDED controller. Wireless and having to charge is for the birds. It is something companies tell us we have to have. For the little convenience it offers it is also a pain when they start to die.

Murderstyle75

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#51 Murderstyle75

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Because cows have to have something to moan about. I'd rather have To replace a set of batteries than replace a whole controller. clyde46

Common sense says you don't have to replace the controller. A replacement battery is less than $5. Thanks for trying. Come again.

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#52 ProjectPat187

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Wireless and having to charge is for the birds. Heclogit

This is where you fail, who in the hell still plays with corded controllers?

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#53 Douevenlift_bro

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Because cows have to have something to moan about. I'd rather have To replace a set of batteries than replace a whole controller. clyde46

Never ever had to replace a PS controller since PS1.

Also, who says Xbox controller cant break?

Moron logic confirmed. Thanks again clyde.

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#54 Kaz_Son

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[QUOTE="clyde46"]Because cows have to have something to moan about. I'd rather have To replace a set of batteries than replace a whole controller. Murderstyle75

Common sense says you don't have to replace the controller. A replacement battery is less than $5. Thanks for trying. Come again.

True, that lame Lemming excuse is shitty. Besides, my launch PS3 controllers from 2006 still work just fine so you may never actually need to replace the batteries during your console's lifetime.

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#55 Murderstyle75

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[QUOTE="SaltyMeatballs"]Lol batteries... what devices do you buy that require separate batteries these days? Only TV remote still need them. Actually, TV remote, Xbox One, TV, Xbox... now it makes sense.Kaz_Son

lol true. It all makes sense now :lol:

Actually I think vibrators require seperate batteries as well.

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#56 Michael0134567

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[QUOTE="Murderstyle75"][QUOTE="clyde46"]Because cows have to have something to moan about. I'd rather have To replace a set of batteries than replace a whole controller. Kaz_Son

Common sense says you don't have to replace the controller. A replacement battery is less than $5. Thanks for trying. Come again.

True, that lame Lemming excuse is shitty. Besides, my launch PS3 controllers from 2006 still work just fine so you may never actually need to replace the batteries during your console's lifetime.

Clyde's a lemming?

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#57 Kaz_Son

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[QUOTE="Kaz_Son"][QUOTE="SaltyMeatballs"]Lol batteries... what devices do you buy that require separate batteries these days? Only TV remote still need them. Actually, TV remote, Xbox One, TV, Xbox... now it makes sense.Murderstyle75

lol true. It all makes sense now :lol:

Actually I think vibrators require seperate batteries as well.

:lol:

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#58 clyde46

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[QUOTE="Murderstyle75"][QUOTE="clyde46"]Because cows have to have something to moan about. I'd rather have To replace a set of batteries than replace a whole controller. Kaz_Son

Common sense says you don't have to replace the controller. A replacement battery is less than $5. Thanks for trying. Come again.

True, that lame Lemming excuse is shitty. Besides, my launch PS3 controllers from 2006 still work just fine so you may never actually need to replace the batteries during your console's lifetime.

All my controllers still work. I still have a original PS1 controller that still works. If you treat you stuff right then it should last forever. Fact of the matter is though, if the battery were to die, all I need to do is pop some new batteries or a new battery pack in the back of the X1 controller and I'm playing again. With the DS3 and DS4 you either have to open the controller and replace the battery yourself, buy a new controller or set the defective one back to Sony.

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#59 Kaz_Son

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[QUOTE="Michael0134567"][QUOTE="Kaz_Son"][QUOTE="Murderstyle75"] Common sense says you don't have to replace the controller. A replacement battery is less than $5. Thanks for trying. Come again.

True, that lame Lemming excuse is shitty. Besides, my launch PS3 controllers from 2006 still work just fine so you may never actually need to replace the batteries during your console's lifetime.

Clyde's a lemming?

No, I don't think he is. I'm just saying that excuse is the excuse I've seen a lot of lemmings use around here.

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#60 CJ_ofCamelot

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Those of us who were trained as kids know all about this. Apparently not for everybody.

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#61 clyde46

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[QUOTE="clyde46"]Because cows have to have something to moan about. I'd rather have To replace a set of batteries than replace a whole controller. Douevenlift_bro

Never ever had to replace a PS controller since PS1.

Also, who says Xbox controller cant break?

Moron logic confirmed. Thanks again clyde.

Read comprehension fail.

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