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thankfully steam controller 2 is around the corner, so i will be looking to that as my next controller.
wtf is firmware update in xbox controller? how and why it breaks any compatibility?
xbox controller should be a braindead simple device with design that has practically no changes for three decades, it is a dualshock 1 with dpad and left stick swapped. what firmware updates can it possible have?
i know what these updates do. they are made for the sole purpose of breaking compatibility with non-windows machines. although microsoft only shoot themselves in the foot with this decision.
at this point whatever they do just makes everyone hate them more.