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i love this controller. like the article said, the triggers took a bit to get used to at first but after playing with it for about a day i got pretty used to it.
ive tried different combinations with the programmable bumpers but i usually just leave them at stock. the fact that i have the option is a nice plus though.
honestly the adjustable thumbsticks are worth the 50 buck price tag in itself in my opinion.
It's worth the price and Better than the stock controller in many ways. The only con though are the cheap rubber that covers the sticks. It rubs off after intensive sessions, so I just peeled it all off and the sticks still work great.
Hmmmm, might have to give this a try. Would love an extra button for abilities in Halo Reach.