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Message: [QUOTE="Nehanda, post: 27296, member: 2262"] NACON started taking pre-orders for its Revolution X Unlimited controller on its website, nacongaming.fr. They first showed this amazing Xbox controller at Gamescom last year. Players can use it with both Xbox consoles and PCs, making it perfect for shooting games where you need super accurate control and fast reactions. This controller packs some serious tech under the hood. It uses Hall Effect sensors in both triggers and joysticks that make your movements incredibly precise and last much longer than regular controllers. Almost every button comes with special Omron switches that let you press faster and react quicker during intense gaming moments. For the first time, NACON added a small screen right on the controller! This LCD helps you check game stats and change settings without stopping your game. You can adjust sound levels and gameplay settings using simple presets. The company also made an app where you can build custom control setups or pick from ready-made ones if you want to jump straight into playing. Gamers will love the unique features only found on this controller. When connected to a PC with a cable, your button presses register in just 1 millisecond - that's crazy fast! You can even program keyboard shortcuts onto the controller and use motion controls. The special Shooter Pro Mode completely removes stick dead zone issues, giving you a much better aim in shooting games. The Revolution X Unlimited works with Xbox Series X|S, Windows computers, and Android devices. You can connect it three different ways: wireless radio, cable, or Bluetooth. The battery lasts more than ten hours between charges. Players can customize how it feels by adding different weights, changing stick tops, or swapping direction pads. You can reserve your Revolution X Unlimited today by heading to nacongaming.fr. It costs £179.90. Every serious gamer should consider this controller since it offers tournament-level precision and comfort that regular controllers simply cannot match. [/QUOTE]

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