#Nyko airflo ex controller 80650 Pc#
I've had PC gamepads that boast motion control for flight sims. I had a SNES pad that used a flat touch-sensitive d-pad. I've used gamepads before that had a gimmick.
#Nyko airflo ex controller 80650 ps3#
The thumb-sticks are tight and accurate, and once you get the feel for them, you'll have a hard time going back to even a PS3 controller. The buttons are placed right where your finger naturally go when you want to press them, and they are snappy and don't wiggle in their holes or hesitate when you are jamming the fire button down over and over. I'm a big guy, and I have hands the size of a bunch of bananas, and yet I could comfortably hold this controller for hours while I played Xmen: Children of the Atom or Psychonauts and not get a cramp. Up until that point it worked PERFECTLY, even after being dropped, stepped on multiple times, getting spilled on and crushed while moving. I used mine for about 600 hours across 2 years and the ONLY reason I stopped using it is because I stepped on it (I'm 6'5" and weight about 260 lbs) and broke one of the thumb-sticks (it still worked, just erratic). When you're gripping it to make that hard-to-hit trick in Tony Hawk, it doesn't creak, and it doesn't flex, despite being mostly open inside (for the air to flow). The Airflow just feels tough when you hold it. I have used every gamepad between the gravis pad all the way up to a Xbox360 gamepad for PC gaming, and I still think the NYKO Airflo is the best for three reasons: I started on a GravisPad back in 1990 (the one with the stick that screwed into the d-pad) that plugged into the MIDI port on my sound card. I cannot believe NYKO stopped making these, get them while you can- you won't regret it.
"I have never used a better PC gamepad."
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