MP1st - "Enter the Scuf One, a competition-level Xbox One controller from Scuf Gaming that’s as competitive as any competitive gamer would hope and dream for. But what it does best is offer the next-gen Xbox gamer options and new ways to play. That goes for anyone serious about shooters. In this review, I’d like to go over what those options are, and to whom this alternative product might appeal."
The SCUF Reflex is a brand new controller for the PlayStation 5 that comes in three flavors; Reflex, Reflex Pro, and Reflex FPS, goes on sale on December 7, 2021.
I wish they weren't so insanely expensive. I'd gladly pay double the price of the dual sense but 4 times is nuts. Thats 4 games!
Edit. I guess 3 times as much
Hope the quality is high the duelsense is far from I'm in my third controller one with stick drift and one with a broken R2 spring.
The new one has a clicking in the left analogue stick like it's rolling over a plastic nub.
So I'd consider paying that price if this one dies A
on me
I've had 2 duelsenses for a year and didn't have any issues. Maybe warranty it out?
Yeah have done fortunately eb Games have a no questions asked swap out for the duelsense I believe it's 2 years in Australia so I've gotten two replacements now for my original out of the box controller
From PSU: "What makes the SCUF Vantage controller really unique is that its joysticks, D-Pad, and Triggers have different types included. If you prefer a shorter joystick, the SCUF comes with one. If you like longer Triggers, the SCUF Vantage comes with those. They even provide concave and convex joystick tips. Hell, there’s even a flat-top D-Pad, turning it into an actual round pad. It still functions as expected, but hitting diagonals is so much easier with this customization. Fighters are wonderful with the SCUF controller because of it."
yeah, I have the Scuff Impact. Nice controller, but very pricey. Feels good in the hands though.
Does it really make a noticeable difference in your gaming? Would you recommend it?
@Fist4achin - well it's very customizable. The paddles on the back can be remapped to one of the other buttons, so it's handy that you don't need to move your hands from their positions at all. In twitch shooters and things like that these can make the difference. If it's just for regular use, it's hard to say it's worth the money.
But they are fully customizable so you can pick the colors and sticks to make it your own.
Really comes down to how much you play I guess. I don't regret my purchase, and I have gotten plenty of use out of it.
@Fist4achin - It definitely helps in certain games like COD, having access on default control scheme to being able to go prone without taking your hands off the analogue sticks makes a difference.
This would make a huge difference in a game like Sekiro, I would definitely remap the Quick Item use button (Up on DS4 D-Pad) and the jump/evade buttons as well on the secondary Scuff triggers as well.
your jealous because sony cant design there own controller. by just sticking to the original. copying a xbox controller, yeah real smart
Riiiiiiiight. I have an XBO controller for PC. I have a PS4. I have a Switch. I have a 360. I have an Xbox. I own them all son except an XBO since it's exclusives are pretty lackluster. What I did want I play on PC. Also, you are pretty dumb. My avatar is of a Dreamcast controller. The controller MS copied when making Xbox. The controller and console they used on focus testing when making Xbox. The same controller they thought about including VMU's for Xbox but didn't for the cost. Oh, I learned this info with the book I own. Inside Xbox. Not to mention Nintendo did that analog placement before Xbox.
If it has a better battery it might be worth getting offset sticks in a Playstation nice foreal those who prefer that
I don't like isometric controllers. Sony should make a DS4 Pro. That's it. Same amazing DS4 but with some pro features.
Just one day after the NBA 2K League announced HyperX as the league headset sponsor, it also penned a deal with controller company, Scuf Gaming. Scuf will premiere as the exclusive NBA 2K League controller for all league
The pro grip handles seem very intriguing. Solid review.
The XBone controller feels kind of small to me. I don't like the smaller thumbsticks. My older son (turned 8 in May) used it for the first time to play on the pc and his words were......"Daddy, you know that new controller you got for your PC, the xbox controller, it doesn't feel like the other xbox controllers. It feels fake". His exact words. He should know, all he does is play basketball and play NBA 2k when he's not playing basketball (and reading).
I have a good controller design that I should shoot over to Nyko that could fix the problems. I should patent it myself first lol.
not sure how the controller stacks up against the xbox one controller, but mannnnn this thing is PRETTY!
isnt it identical to xbone pad?
Gonna send in my x1controller for a sure grip and new stick upgrade