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Old 09-01-2011, 17:59   #1
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Razer shows off new Xbox 360 Onza controller

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Top on the list of upgraded features on the Onza are analogue sticks that can be tightened or loosened to increase the resistance of each stick, making aiming more accurate. Every button on the controller is completely customisable and can be remapped as the player likes, and the controller is available with a non-slip rubber coating which provides "optimal grip even if your hands get sweaty." Lovely.
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Re: Razer shows off new Xbox 360 Onza controller

Its not wireless
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Re: Razer shows off new Xbox 360 Onza controller

Not wireless...and costs £45! thats like £15 more than a standard 360 wireless controller!
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Re: Razer shows off new Xbox 360 Onza controller

The lack of wireless is probably because manufacturers have to pay Microsoft a fee to use their wireless technology in peripherals, which is why most third party and unlicensed controllers are wired.
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