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Before the Xbox 360, using a gamepad on PC was actually kind of a pain in the butt. You'd have to manually map buttons, games ...

As expected, the standard Backbone One is the less expensive controller. It retails for $99, but can occasionally be found on ...

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Plus it can work with your Xbox as well, if you have one. For high-end controllers, the Xbox Elite Series 2 is our wireless choice and the Scuf Valor Pro our wired option.

To help narrow things down, I've tried to apply "best for" use cases to each of the entries on this list. For example, if you're simply in need of a quick and easy replacement for the stock Xbox ...

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