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**Pared** · 11-14-2005, 01:14 AM

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Originally posted by SoMiss2000

LMAO that's what I noticed most, too.

**AtXj** · 11-14-2005, 01:57 AM

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Originally posted by Pared

LMAO that's what I noticed most, too.

:y4:

Are you sure you weren't playing basketball goh?

**goh** · 11-14-2005, 02:18 AM

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I said Super Bowl and Madden is the only NFL game left so yea I'm sure I meant football,ESPN 2K5 and Blitz aren't BC yet.

I don't have a wireless controller anymore,even if it does work through walls and stuff still have to be buying batteries for it or the play and charge thing,I'm just gonna use it for the player 2 controller so it won't run out unless I get NHL 2K6.

**maxpower430** · 11-14-2005, 02:24 AM

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my wavebirds have worked when i was in the second floor while my GC was in the basement, i don't think someone walking in front of you is gonna cause it to stop working. however, if you live in an apartment/town house and have a neighbor that is getting a 360, i would consider getting the wired controller. i say that b/c my friend's wavebird would sometimes get interference from his neighbor's wavebird.

**AtXj** · 11-14-2005, 02:26 AM

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Originally posted by goh

I said Super Bowl and Madden is the only NFL game left so yea I'm sure I meant football,ESPN 2K5 and Blitz aren't BC yet.

I don't have a wireless controller anymore,even if it does work through walls and stuff still have to be buying batteries for it or the play and charge thing,I'm just gonna use it for the player 2 controller so it won't run out unless I get NHL 2K6.

Just wondering because 95 points easily eclipses the term most of us here would call "SIM."

**luv_mist** · 11-14-2005, 02:56 AM

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I don't like wireless either. I just think it's because I never used them and I'm always use to having wired controllers. I think that it's because of the traffic that could go through my house. Don't want anything to be stolen. Wireless is much easier to still IMO. Plus, I think it's easier too. When certain people in the house clean, they like to put things in different places. Might lose battery packs if they're not attached to the controller. Wireless seems more practical for me......

**goh** · 11-14-2005, 04:31 AM

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Originally posted by AtXj

Just wondering because 95 points easily eclipses the term most of us here would call "SIM."

Since when was Madden a sim?

Did they actually do a good job with 06 and make it a sim? The last game I played in Madden 2005 was like 208-56 on 7 minute quaters on all pro so I kinda gave up on the NFL when EA bought the lisence.

**BigTigLSU** · 11-14-2005, 05:21 AM

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Wireless USB controllers dont have the battery issue because of the recharge factor.

**jpup** · 11-14-2005, 05:43 AM

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Originally posted by luv_mist

I don't like wireless either. I just think it's because I never used them and I'm always use to having wired controllers. I think that it's because of the traffic that could go through my house. Don't want anything to be stolen. Wireless is much easier to still IMO. Plus, I think it's easier too. When certain people in the house clean, they like to put things in different places. Might lose battery packs if they're not attached to the controller. Wireless seems more practical for me......

you have to worry about things being stolen by people in your own home? i would look into getting another place.

**SportsTop** · 11-14-2005, 07:10 AM

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This thread is getting too funny.

Isn't the 360 programmed to pause its games when the batteries are low or run out during gameplay?

**Flawless** · 11-14-2005, 08:48 AM

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Maybe some 3rd party will come up with something to allow 4 wired controllers.

The Xbox 360 supports 3 wired controllers and 4 wireless controllers.

**BigTigLSU** · 11-14-2005, 08:52 AM

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Originally posted by Flawless

Maybe some 3rd party will come up with something to allow 4 wired controllers.

The Xbox 360 supports 3 wired controllers and 4 wireless controllers.

I wonder if you could use a usb hub?

**ComfortablyLomb** · 11-14-2005, 11:28 AM

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Originally posted by maxpower430

my wavebirds have worked when i was in the second floor while my GC was in the basement, i don't think someone walking in front of you is gonna cause it to stop working. however, if you live in an apartment/town house and have a neighbor that is getting a 360, i would consider getting the wired controller. i say that b/c my friend's wavebird would sometimes get interference from his neighbor's wavebird.

Don't the 360 wireless controllers have a couple of channels you can select from?

**fishepa** · 11-14-2005, 12:55 PM

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Originally posted by ComfortablyLomb

Don't the 360 wireless controllers have a couple of channels you can select from?

They use frequency hopping, so they don't really use one frequency.

**mjb2124** · 11-14-2005, 01:15 PM

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Originally posted by maxpower430

i don't think someone walking in front of you is gonna cause it to stop working.

Yep, that should never happen. Wireless doesn't need line of sight to work properly.

It's similar to a wireless network. My access point is upstairs and my laptop is downstairs and they work fine. I can even go onto my back porch and surf the web if I wanted to.

I expect the wireless controllers to be no different than wired. Of course if you play 10 hours in a row and never recharge the thing, then it might be a problem. Just charge the controller when done playing.

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