Reviews — Page 7

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Xbox 360 Controller With Transforming D-pad Review: Fixing the Flaw
Microsoft's Xbox 360 Wireless Controller with Transforming D-pad finally addressed the 360's biggest weakness. Did it work? Our verdict.
Mad Catz Street Fighter IV FightPad Review: Built for Fighters
The Mad Catz Street Fighter IV FightPad brought a six-button layout and a proper D-pad to Xbox 360 and PS3. Is it still worth it? Our verdict.
DualShock 3 Review: The PS3's Definitive Controller
The DualShock 3 restored rumble to the PS3 controller and became its standard pad. How does it hold up today? Our verdict.
PlayStation 3 Review: A Slow Starter With a Classic Library
The PS3 launched expensive and difficult, then became home to Uncharted, The Last of Us and more. Is it worth buying today? Our verdict.
Sixaxis Review: The PS3's Rumble-Less Launch Pad
The Sixaxis launched with the PS3, adding motion controls but dropping rumble. How does it compare to the DualShock 3? Our verdict.
Xbox 360 Wireless Controller Review: One of the Greatest Pads Ever
The Xbox 360 Wireless Controller set the template for modern controllers. How does it hold up today? Our retrospective verdict.
Xbox 360 Controller (Wired) Review: The PC Gamer's Old Faithful
The wired Xbox 360 Controller became the default PC gamepad for a generation. Is it still worth buying? Our retrospective verdict.
Xbox 360 Review: Microsoft's Finest Hour, Red Rings and All
The Xbox 360 defined online console gaming, but was plagued by the Red Ring of Death. Is it worth buying in 2026? Our retrospective verdict.

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Logitech Cordless Precision Controller Review: Wireless Xbox, Early
The Logitech Cordless Precision Controller brought reliable wireless play to the original Xbox. Is it worth tracking down? Our verdict.

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Logitech Cordless Action Controller Review: Wireless PS2 Done Right
The Logitech Cordless Action Controller was the go-to wireless pad for PS2. Is it worth tracking down today? Our retrospective verdict.






