#Nacon revolution ps4 precio Pc
You can also plug your Nacon into a PC to make the light ring red instead (as part of different mapped configurations) - so points for that, I suppose, inserting a ‘red ring’ joke here for laughs. It’s cool looking, I guess, but I kept thinking that feature might have been better used to accommodate proper lightbar functionality instead.
So too is the Alienware-inspired light ring that circles the right stick for no good reason. The left stick is concave while the right is convex, and that lack of uniformity is very distracting. Its offset sticks, great for Xbox gamers but off-putting (pun very much intended) for those accustomed to a Dualshock, are as random as the Nacon’s overall design. Interchangeable weights let you balance things out according to your own preferences. Whilst top-heavy because of its damned wired requirement, you can at least adjust the weight of each sidegrip, thanks to a small compartment on either side. It’s a heavier controller, but in a great way like the Xbox One Elite controller.
Its 8-way d-pad and face and shoulder buttons are, admittedly, perfect, large and producing satisfying clicks as you use them. You’ll feel the sides of the controller digging into your palms at all times, and the placement of its triggers mean you’ll have to adopt an awkward, claw-like grip. The Nacon is sleek, but its hard angles make it uncomfortable to hold. Oddly, it lacks a proper DualShock lightbar and needs to be wired up to function - two horrendous black marks against any wins it manages to conjure up.
On the plus side, it sports Xbox-style triggers, offset left and right sticks and remappable buttons. Whilst designing it, I’m convinced those at Nacon thought of every cool little thing they muster, and then implemented every idea regardless of overall aesthetic and feel. Touted as “licensed by Sony”, which most third-party controllers are anyway, the Nacon is a weird blend between a DualShock and an Xbox Elite. Straight up, it’s an inferior third-party controller that tries - and fails - to be an Xbox One Elite controller.
#Nacon revolution ps4 precio pro
The Nacon Revolution PS4 professional controller (not to be confused with a PS4 Pro controller, mind you) is a mess.
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