Just be careful where you aim.

Good luck to your wall or tv. Rip to your controller

You only throw your controller if you suck at gaming or if the enimy is to good.

Bruh this killed me😂😂😂😂😂

@@emilissneideris6594 you've obviously never played 2k before

In the PGA Golf games the white button was for powering up your swings.

They were essentially bumper buttons

@@davidrasthammar1057 nice

i miss the black and white buttons.. they were so convenient to have 2 extra buttons right under my middle knuckle on your thumb

Yep, those were the L1 and R1 equivalents.

It feels much more ergonomic

I don't like the new controller, i prefere the xbox one one

@@AdriJuicy I prefer the xbox one one too

@Ivan Exell The Xbox one controller is more cheaper but it fits better in my hand (I have good hand with long fingers). Also, the Xbox SX controller is 8% smaller and I feel it. Moreover, my main game with controller is Rocket League and I prefere the feeling of the old bumpers, cheaper but smoother. And, I don't like the grip of the new controller. So yes, the new controller is very good, more premium, better quality build, but I prefere the old one because i am a boomer.

@@AdriJuicy pretty honest.

I still use it on my PC after almost 10 years. White, wired original Xbox 360 controller, still rocking hard! It is so well designed that i actually forget to have it in my hands.

@@RiccardoTheBeAst I doubt you will even get stick drift ever on it, it used metal housings for the joysticks, opposed to the plastic on the newer ones. It might even outlast you at this point

@@zhongxina7834 that doesn't change anything , and they're still metal

Same LOL love it​@@RiccardoTheBeAst

Came to the comments immediately after hearing this

For such a long time I've tried to figure out what comes after secondary, now i know

@@vic2_o quaternary is the same as 4th. Tertiary is what comes after secondary.

@9:38

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true lol

This comment needs to be higher 😂

@@spittylama for me it's the first one 😂

I doubt linus chose the title though lol.

He said “technically” for a reason...

How does the home button feel? I was never a fan of the Xbox One home button. It felt really cheap to me

@@tripanda6124 it feels very tactile, not mushy like the old one.

@@legendarypillow1450 Thank you!

as a man with humongous hands is tiny controler

@@awsomenicholi4715 yeah. I have xl hands and my pointers touch each other when the controller is in my hands. Still great though!

What are paddles for and what do they do?

It's easier for me without paddles I think. That's why they're an add-on

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@@itsjello8815 I did

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I don’t mind the top part but I hate the front part

Welcome to fingerprint hell

Norm Macdonald size

Same

I felt like he has just a pair of short thumbs.

@@torstent8979 megan fox hands

same tbh

I would even believe you but everything in this comment makes me think you are actively trying to defend the lack of objective innovation in xbox's controllers

@@spiryn5174 its just my opinion :) its comfortable and does everything i want, gimmicks wont convince me otherwise

@@spiryn5174 pov: ur a nerd

I bet you're the type of person that took forever to update windows 7 to windows 10.

@@leandro4552 i did that immediately cus it was free n i didnt know if it would always b free at the time FOMO n all that. But thats still different really cus they werent trying to sell me the extra gimmicks i could try it free.

The designer of Series controller D-Pad deserves a nut punch. Like what the hell is that

​@@steelbear2063 To me it's so much better than the old Xbox One D-pad. It may be louder but it's less mushy overall. Super easy to hit the direction you want

@@steelbear2063 nah man in fighting games this d pad is so much better because you can press it once and it does two commands for example you can press right corner for up and right

My friends and I called them Big Berthas

I so badly wanted to see Linus hold one of those in his tiny hands

I grew up using one of those to the point that using the smaller OG Xbox and 360 controllers felt alienating lol. I got my preference for heavy, chunky controllers from that.

@@SweaterGuyTitus If he could lift it =P

@@ShawFujikawa you can still buy Duke for new Xbox from Microsoft store

No, just no. It was designed that way as it was a common enough complaint back then. The break away cable, the Duke controller, the extremely long cords on the first generation Xbox, those were all things western gamers (the duke, specifically the people in Seattle that they used) wanted. By comparison the PS3 weighed in at 11lb and I don't know one wired controller with a break away cord. The break away controllers also snapped off very easily. I don't know how many times my older consoles were dragged across the carpet growing up becuase someone tripped over the cords.

@@vaguedreams Are sure that's not speculation though? I mean, if I wanted to speculate, I could suggest that the PS3 which used USBs may have been tested for it's inherent resistance to breaking away, and thus was found to detach simply enough, without necessitating an actual specific breakaway mechanism, at the specific cross-section of time where this was a regulation for that period only.

@@jaysmith9683 No they stated as much back in the day after it's US launch and the, well, overwhelming amount of negative feedback they got on the original xbox controller. They went on a massive design binge, bringing in tons of local gamers. Hell, you could just sign up and come in if you were in the area. The Dreamcast controller was well received and was rather large as well which may have played a part in it. In the end, they released a controller pretty much designed for you average north western american college student. I seem to recall there being an issue with the manufacturer of the controller also, as well as nationwide focus groups being ignored but hell, it's been what, almost 20 years? we aren't going to be perfect. I was thinking about driving up to Seattle from San Diego to take part in it if I got the ok. Also, the PS3 usb plug in was short, using a longer cable and someone tripping over it resulted in it being dragged or worse yet, the port being damaged on the controller or the controller flying out of your hand if you weren't holding it tightly as it didn't have any weight to it at all.

So I'm guessing the PS2 and GameCube were somehow exempt from this? The GameCube controller was fantastic, bit that cable was too short and my sisters GCN was always tumbling to the floor, same with my brothers PS2. My xbox never moved.

@@PSWii360onBaSS I think he was going off of weight and to be fair, bothe the ps2 and the game cube were light weights compared to the XBOX and PS3. The ps2 in particular was all sorts of sexy looking, but not particularly heavy. U really like the break away cables and want more of them honestly. I used to be really into fighting games so wired controllers for the win. And it would be nice to have like a 10-15 foot wired cable for controllers with integrated batteries.

What’s nice is that we can still play that game on the series x. They even increased the resolution to near 4K.

I had my seven years and learned about it when I went to plug it in a week ago and found it had a round connector. Eventually found the stubby cord still behind my desktop

I learned by accident when i tripped over the cable and it fulfilled its purpose

@@onometre one of my friends had an xbox 360 back in the day, an unfortunately he was not that lucky.

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My old 360 controler had a slack joint a few years ago... my Xbox One controler has absolutly no rubber on the left joystick thanks to too much agressive rocket league 😂

You can't just leave me in suspense like this, what does it sayyyyyy

@@theCometPM 😂

@@thatz_makai73 hhh

Got 3 black and 3 white 360 controllers... including 2 original dongles. I got 3 core controllers and boy are they nice too and not needing the xbox receiver is nice along with having android support. I hope these new controller last as long the 360 controller... only time will tell.

I can't find an original wired one to use in my PC and the wireless adapter is so expensive here. My solution is to buy a used PS3/PS4 one, they're way cheaper.

@@danieldelillo how much you want for that

Nothing is for sale. Not even my duke controllers.

I hated 360 and ps4 controllers

I hope they improved battery life tho, I have a Xbox One controller and it eats batteries pretty fast, even if you want to put rechargeables into it the thing just drains them much more than other li-ion battery controllers do.

Bad for the environment.

@Matthew Bergamini fair enough

@Matthew Bergamini but to be fair I don’t throw mine i take them apart & then paint them (:

@@Daevoz Not that bad, if you use AA rechargeable batteries. Last way longer, than the PS internal batteries

Maybe it's for small, but I think it is just "S" because Microsoft was marketing it to Japan. Then they reused it for the Xbox 360 S, One S, and Series S.

Sir, please call "The Duke" by his full title.

Yeah, he did say incomplete, but they were missing the original Xbox ‘duke’, the wireless 360 controller, and the original Xbox One controller.

I wonder if Linus is even aware that the Duke exists

I'm sure Linus is well aware The Duke exists, he probably didn't buy an Xbox at launch because the controller was too big

Seriously yes. If I could actually find a new one I would get one but all of them are used and asking ridiculous amounts of money.

@@johnmccall4528 In my case, there's a lot of knockoff for the 360 and most of these scam sellers will say that it's original. So I had bought the Xbox Series controller instead. One of the best decision in my life.

@@hypezar I have one too and it’s really nice I used the controller for xcloud when i still had the xbox game pass ultimate subscription and some of my steam games

Underrated comment

Aw Christ that’s funny

Hide the pain Linus

Lol!

Man I thought the exact same thing!!

Black for grenade change and white for flashlight iirc.

@@raventhorX going to use these in school 😉👍

@@SageDucko holup.

@@SageDucko wait a sec

@@SageDucko somethin' ain't right

kinda wish everyone would use it, so tired of having 10 different cables to charge this and that.

Can you charge the batteries when you connect it with USB? Or if batteries die you have to throw them and replace with new ones?

@@orepoutanes can't charge batteries unless it is chargeable batteries.

Selling everything with a different port than usb c right now. Isnt too much actually.

​@@orepoutanesSadly you can't. You'll have to take them out to recharge them. But they do make battery packs that are rechargeable by the controller.

So... Teen sized hands?

Your comment was jacked by a bot and has 86 upvotes.. feelsbadman

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700th like on your comment

Vietnam monopoly flashbacks

lmao monoply memories

I DECLARE BANKRUPTCY.

"...your 'fanboy' is showing..."

@@AurumFaber that roughly translates to "you can't have an opinion because you like sony"

@@BigJoe57 no no, he has a point.

It's too small for me and I feel like I have small hands

@@jameslewis3133 whats a good one you recommend?

@@jameslewis3133 I really like, really small controller. I can do better hardcore gaming with it

One day I'll grasp the ps5

I have xbox one but still play old Xbox 360 games on my 360 e

Bruh saaaaame

Xbox Series S is pretty affordable with Microsoft’s All Access program

Maybe 2030 yes?

😂

Small adult, large child...

Not really as they are buttons and nothing like a bumper. They were just extra buttons for added functionality.

@@bigguschungus968 except that's exactly what they are. Obviously they're face buttons, but the purpose they served is the same purpose the bumpers now serve.

@@bigguschungus968 When you play Halo 2 on the Xbox 360, flashlight and grenade type change from those buttons to the bumpers.

Wtf is that

@@ncrranger3299 that's what she said

Long live the Duke!

he said "incomplete history" so

Thought the same. Was looking forward to tiny Linus hands trying to understand the magnificence that is the Duke.

I got 4 original dukes in great shape. Love them

Same here I was thinking he would use the duke instead of the s controller

Absolutely gutted he didn’t start with the duke...

I refuse to accept that that monstrosity ever existed.

@@tams805 it's the best one though?

Oh god the duke hurt me soul. S-type all the way

For shame!

That was pained laughter, I'm sure. Anybody who's had to deal with Sony's past memory formats remembers how arbitrarily confusing and un-consumer-friendly it was.

Nice profile pic bro

@@fundyracer5648 y’all people have Xbox profile pics lol

Bruh u have a Xbox pic as ur profile pic🤣😂🤣😂

"remember the memory stick" as xbox is virtually doing the same thing this gen. lol

Seems like something learned from personal experience.

For me I straight up lost the break away and still can't find it lmao

My only problem with the Xbox one controller? Can’t keep the dam charger on the controller.

i got really quick with taking screenshots and clips on the ONE controller so it wasn't much of a problem for me lol

If you think micro B is the worst you must be too young to have witnessed mini B , 3.1 micro B and hdmi mini also terrible and still in use despite usb C easily being able to replace them

micro b good

@@munjee2 I think micro b is the worst just by the fact that is was everything. PS Move, PS4, Xbox One, Old Android, Everything. Sure Mini was bad but honestly prefer it over micro. Mainly just because the act of unplugging doesn’t damage the port or cable every time.

That.. is.. Awsome! Thanks for sharing!

PogChamp

just wait for the elite 3

that elite 2 controller sells for 190 $ lol

I’m only just looking to see if he comments in controller drift because even the elite 2 has shit controller drift problems

elite two is shit rb broke... lt sticky .... and it has drift

The series controller is better than the elite 2. I had 3 elite 2s. All have the same design flaw. The dead zone caused by the new stick mechanism. You only notice it if you play shooters.

i had to throw my first ps4 controller that came with the console. used it for 7 months but the battery was worn out. trying to say is that rechargeable-seperate batteries are the best but built-in rechargeable batteries suck

@@antaxticii5600 you could have opened the controller and change the battery... or get a new from sony with your warranty. you can find online replacement lipo batteries to the ps4 controller, or on amazon

@@ikuma8291 or you could not need to do any of that and do what Xbox does 👍🏼

@@eirebhoy132 have aa batteries like we are in 1999?

I really hoped they wouldn't change the new generation of xbox, and they didn't. I prefer out dated designs, and a lack of innovation. With the size of my head, I would always get headaches when using the intuitive and gaming focused Playstation

>incomplete

^^

yes

Exactly, but it may be because Linus has tiny hands, so it makes sense

Yes, it is a joke to everyone.

Does it Good for Street Fighter Games?

@@AlexGusnawan should be good with all fighting games

you can also buy the play and charge kit thing

the option to have the ability to use AA or a rechargable is just superior to a integrated pack, its just an objective fact. the integrated pack is awful in 2 ways you need to make sure you plug it in each night when your done playing so its back at full charge when you are done playing and. Worse eventually that pack will be so depleted it will no longer hold a charge forcing you to spend the 60-70 Dollars to buy a entirely new controller and if you are constantly gaming thats going happen in about a year. so have fun spending almost $100 on a new controller each year just because of the stupid battery, compared to a controller that takes AA's or a rechargable pack, you only spend MAYBE $10 a year for new rechargable batteries/pack. nothing would piss me off more then to in to a gaming session and then having to stop because "SHIT i forgot to plug in the controller last night and only have an hour worth of charge". with the xbox controller and my 8 rechargable batteries i have for $10 its just less then a minute swap when i see the "Controller batteries are low" pop up. and i continue playing. i will gladly take a controller or device that uses external batterys over a internal/entegrated battery pack any day of the week.

In the last 15 years, I have done the "that's it, I'm going to rechargeable batteries!" on the Wii, the Xbox 360, and the Xbox one. I am a slow learner. They have never held up, double-plus when children have friends over (remember when that was a thing?). Now I am back to buying 48-packs of AAs from Amazon and sticking them in the console cabinet. "I am fairly confident the vast majority of xbox users use the rechargeable batteries." I will take that bet, and my thrift store pickups, ebay purchases, and repairs of others' controllers anecdotally lead me to believe the opposite is true - possibly only 15-20% of Xbox users are using rechargeables.

@@stopcreepingyouweirdo don't buy the cheap walmart rechargeables then. People know it's Eneloops or bust

@@JazzEdan Eneloops seem interesting, I mostly use Duracell rechargeables.

For real! I really wanted to hear his his adult small, youth large hands' opinions

They didn't show it because Linus couldn't lift it. They'd have to have one of the other guys do the video to show off the Duke!

He said incomplete history

Truly the duke was the mcdaddy of the mcdaddy of controllers....

The Duke is one of my go-to controllers on my Xbox one I don't actually own an Xbox one I use it on PC but there really is a Duke that works on Xbox one called the hyperkin duke

That was exclusive to special edition controllers. The stock controllers never had this. My UNSC Halo 4 controller has it and it's a night and day difference from the stock D-pad. That controller with domed thumb sticks is absolutely perfect.

It's stupid and can be confused with the triggers

@MrGhost370 Well except for the fact that it's not a fanboy thing because they're litterally called that. Any time there's a button prompt for an xbox game it specifically states it as LB and/or RB as in Left Bumper and Right Bumper. Why are you bitching over a fact as being a PS fanboy term anyway lol just read any settings screen in any xbox game and it proves you wrong xD

@MrGhost370 Then explain why halo calls the preset that maps jump to LB bumper jumper and why when you go to controller mapping in gears 5 they literally call LB/RB Left Bumper and Right Bumper respectively instead of button (ya'know two of the biggest xbox exclusive games that have nothing to do with playstation). I don't care what you call it but if your gonna go out of your way to belittle people and call them PS fanboys over using a term you think is incorrect atleast check to make sure it actually is.

@MrGhost370 I'm sorry but you can't be more wrong

Lol

He's right though, a modded 360 pad(with quality parts) is the best controller EVER.

@@samurailv1 If it had parallel analog sticks, I'd join you with that opinion.

@@joshjlmgproductions3313 Get out of here, that's the best thing.

@@joshjlmgproductions3313 Bro parallel analog sticks are so much worse for gaming. overall.

@@EldyPlaysMinecraft How so? Not only is it more comfortable, but I rarely ever use the d-pad in many of the games that I play.

while i hated it at first, it really grew on me

@@Jonathan-rk7zx lol

He actually left it up to viewers. He sold a shirt that had him with a beard and one without. Whichever sold the most decided his facial hairs fate. The man monetized his fucking beard and i love it.

@@Dracossaint Because he's a genius

He looks a lot like Lionel Messi, one of the best soccer players of all time.

I can't deny that Microsoft basically set the standard for controllers, and have to give them credit even as someone who hasn't bought their consoles since 2009 and just switched to Linux as my os. Still, my Steamdeck will be arriving today so my opinion may be subject to change*

​@@UNSCPILOT But they do seem a bit behind with features, I had felt like I wasted money when I got a controller and couldn't really aim(pc skill issues), but recently grabbed a ps5 dualsense on sale, the dualsense may only really like only 4 more features, but we can cancel out adaptive triggers since barely any title supports it. The gyro is really good, like for racing games, aiming if you're not used to controllers as much. Few more gimmics such as "rgb" lights, touchpad and a speaker, that with haptics feel kinda good. A lot of fun features are missing, and a few I mentioned were also there on the ps4 one, really hope they standardize a few of these features, otherwise it just seems like a good controller, not such a fun one.

​@@UNSCPILOTCan you use external controllers with a Steam Deck

@@alexlyster3459 it has Bluetooth and plenty of avaliable USB hubs, so very much yes, so long as it's Linux compatible most controllers should work, a little research on specific controllers is a good idea

That is actually because SEGA and Microsoft already have a good relationship back then, like including Windows CE inside the Dreamcast. But because of Dreamcast bad sales, SEGA almost went bankrupt and then finally sold their console division to Microsoft. That's why OG Xbox design has some similarities with Dreamcast, especially the OG Xbox controller. Bulky controller, memory card slot, and no shoulder trigger button. I don't know why Microsoft just put a big Xbox logo and not a VMU slot instead, which is actually would be really cool if Microsoft continues to improve it, rather than scrap the thing. Console controllers maybe would have a display on it if OG Xbox controller put a VMU on it.

Just because it's similar didn't mean it's copied

Not just the DC specifically, several things from Sega.

I finished Halo CE with the Duke :) ... Come to think of it, I know I have an S controller too so I got it at some point, but I don't remember buying it

He missed the original Xbox One controller as well, the one he showed was from the One S.

@@filipeduarte9727 I had a Duke controller. Bought a S for couch co-op and instantly traded it away for another Duke.

idk man I honestly didn't even know there was a smaller og xbox controller.

My best friend had 3 Dukes and an S, nobody liked getting stuck with the S...

What are you talking about, people hated the Duke

@@steelbear2063 No way. I loved the Duke and people still talk about how great it was.

@@steelbear2063 some people actually liked the duke but I can’t have a opinion on it since I never used it

I already know he’s gonna say that

makes controller macro button-based as controller button symbols change based on os and console usage for universal controller bc and fc usage like for keyboards keypads on phones and on mice as well.

Hopefully most third party developers will use the DualSense's haptic feedback. It's annoying how the DS4's touch pad was just a massive, awkward map/pause button in most games.

ppl who play only cod & fortnite says dis.. it was used very innovatively by most devs

@@kill3rbyysight I'm not into FPS games. I love single player, open-world, adventure games. RPGs (preferably turn-based), 2D platformers, etc. Grew up playing the FamiCom. Anyway, can you tell me a few of those devs? Most likely it's related to Sony's own game studios but not most third-party devs.

Well, you're saving money at least... Right? ಠ_ಠ

@@tekgeekster plot twist: its a 24k gold covered xbox 360

Personally don't like that style, but I think there are pros and cons of both. I found it difficult to play games such as Mortal Kombat with that controller.

@@abuboss246 didn’t know giving out your opinion and a fact makes you a “fangirl” woah that’s crazy

Linus clearly have never touched dualshock 😥

as a ps4 owner, i hate the D-pad on the playstation. Especially if you play longer hours, your thumb will suffer. The xbox pro controller is fantastic in this department.

Okay Peasant

bruh what😂

Also skipped over that there were two earlier generations of Xbox One controller before the one he was handling. The revisions changed where the bumpers could be pushed on then added the 3.5mm headset jack and rear texture.

@1betterthanyou1 the Xbox one controller has had haptic triggers since day one

@1betterthanyou1 Steam Controller would love to introduce itself to filthy console peasants ;)

@Cliff M that’s a matter of opinion. Most Xbox and Nintendo players would disagree.

@@info0 LOL the steam controller was a piece of shit.

i mean, the gamecube and ps2 still had memory cards. so unless you're like 13 you will probably remember memory cards. i recently played a ps1 and i am 17. i was 2 blocks short to save persona 2.

Innocent Sin or Eternal Punishment?

@@versa_media Innocent Sin

@@Kiritomens My man. I’ve been meaning to finish that for far too long

They have been reformated to work for modern hardware.

Flashback to 5 minutes ago seeing an xbox with a huge memory stick sticking out of it.

@@mog_3825 Well, M$ did have the sense to discontinue the Xbox memory card after a generation and they were _never_ necessary to save your game, just to transfer your saves. In the meantime, Sony failed to learn and gifted their Vita an early death with more proprietary memory card nonsense.

@@h8GW You're replying to comment from a month ago. I was talking about the huge memory card sticking out the back of the Series X. Not from the one from the original xbox. And who the hell cares about the vita or any of that. The majority of us only care for next gen gaming -Commented from Sony Playstation 5

@@mog_3825 You talk like you haven't seen KZfaq responses to posts 5 years older.

@@h8GW You completely dodged my comment and went off-topic over a random statement. Congrats

Yea the Xbox one controller is alot better than the 360s. However I will say that I like the ps4. Controller alot more. Just seems to fit my hands better. However Xbox one controllers work better with pc so I usually use one of those

@@genericjosh96 I have medium size hands and I hate the PS4 controller, when I'm using the X1 controller it feels natural, when I use the PS4 one I have cramps after a couple of hours because I have been contracting my hands.

I’m small and skinny so a XB 360 controller is perfect

@@anidiot2284 *smol boi

One doesn't even have bluetooth

Hmmmm idk I think it feel mushy. Personally idk. Although I hated the Xbox one d pad since it was a pain for fighting games.

I agree, it might be a bit soft, but it’s tactile enough to provide solid input while being soft enough to roll around.

aka the Dinner Plate controller.