Since gaming accessories have been harder to find since 2020, supply is low, and prices are definitely higher.įor some gamers, buying a controller that could run you nearly a third of the Switch console cost itself just isn't an option. While the black version is at Best Buy for $70, some versions sell for upwards of $90. The biggest problem with the Pro Controller is that it carries a pretty hefty price tag. When your Pro Controller is low on juice, you can plug it into a USB port and get it all charged up. Most importantly, it includes motion controls necessary when playing certain games. You can use its NFC reader to scan your amiibo, and it offers rumble support. It has a really nice build quality and feels great in your hands. The Pro Controller is an absolutely fantastic controller that boasts just about all the bells and whistles you could ask for. Source: Rebecca Spear / iMore PowerA Controller on the left, Pro Controller on the right. The PowerA also has one specific additional feature that gives it a solid edge over its competition. If you want to save a few bucks, The PowerA controller is nothing to look down your nose at. If money isn't a huge concern for you and you have to have rumble, motion controls, and an NFC reader, then the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller is the obvious choice. If we look at the device list in xpad.c we can found. This behavior is present in the driver xpad but not send to the controller because it have the wrong product id. The problem come from the fact that this gamepad needs a initialisation packet to start sending inputs. I'm not an expert in linux so a better solution may exist.
it includes a rebuild of xpad.c with slight modifications.
Same kind of problem here and I found a workaround. IProduct 2 PDP Wired Controller for Xbox One - Midnight BlueīInterfaceClass 255 Vendor Specific Class IManufacturer 1 Performance Designed Products Here's the lsusb descriptors for it but im brand new to linux and can't make heads or tails of it so I don't know if it's relevant. I've played around a bunch with xboxdrv and xpad but I have no idea what to do anymore. I know that there have been problems with pdp controllers and linux in the past but I read that these problems were fixed in 4.15 ( ). It is being recognized with lsusb, it even has the right manufacturer and product, but doesn't respond to anything else. I've been trying to get my PDP xbox one controller to work (Kernel 4.16.13) but it isn't even turning on (The power light is off).
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