You can load a total of four profiles onto the controller at once, switching between them at the press of a button. These can be modified to mimic just about any input, from making reloads, to crouching, and making melee attacks that little bit quicker (at least in first person shooters). The Revolution has four added rear buttons that wrap around your index fingers. The main reason for picking up one of these pro controllers is the ability to customise layouts, add shortcuts, and add macros. After hundreds of hours of gaming, a certain muscle memory builds up and I definitely found myself reaching above the left stick for directional buttons that weren’t there.
It’s no substitute for a tournament-grade arcade stick, but is certainly easier on the thumbs.įor those accustomed to Sony’s DualShock as opposed to the Xbox controllers, the offset analogue sticks on the Nacon Revolution will feel strange at first. It’s a design choice that speaks to the fighting game crowd and one that alleviates the awkward gestures needed when pulling off special moves in Street Fighter. The D-Pad, for instance, sports eight directional inputs instead of the standard four. The Nacon Revolution X Pro Controller is available now for £99.The Revolution comes tagged with several other features, some being more subtle. The attention to detail Nacon has shown clearly that they have listened to gamers and used this information to create one of the best Xbox controllers currently available, all while keeping to a reasonable price. However, some users will be put off by the use of a cable which is a shame as the combination of being able to modify the controller physically or through software make it a compelling choice, especially for those serious about online gaming. It features an impressive amount of customisation as well as a clean, comfortable, ergonomic design, while the build quality could be a little more solid it gets so much right for the price. The Nacon Revolution X Pro Controller is the culmination of the best of Nacon’s previous models but upgraded and adapted for Xbox. To address the elephant in the room, yes this is a cabled controller which may put some users off, however, the advantages are no issues with batteries or charging as well as faster response times due to their low 4ms latency which is the lowest possible on Xbox.Īnother new feature is the addition of Dolby Atmos via the separate dedicated MCU audio chip which incorporates improvements like echo and noise cancellation making you sound clearer than before. The Revolution X software offers extensive customisation options
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