Controller Info Buy Razer Onza Tournament Edition Xbox 360 Gaming Controller | Official Razer Review: 1-5, 5 being highest. 1. Aesthetics: The Razer onza is sleek and has a nice black color that doesn't reflect. 4 2. Comfortability: Being of shorter stature with smaller hands, the onza TE was slightly smaller than microsoft controllers. This removed a ton of stress from long sessions, my hands weren't as crampy after marathon nights playing COD. Will play on Reach this weekend. In addition, the bumper buttons (RB, LB) were located closer to the trigger button, allowing for a quick transition between the two, with just a twitch of a finger to go from RB to the trigger. The additional programmable buttons were just above the RB button, and after getting used to it being there, it was second nature. The amount of distance from the trigger to the programmable bumpers was about the same as total between the trigger and RB on regular controllers. The rubber/plastic they used for coating was also comfortable and didn't slip when my hands got sweaty. The adjustable tension on the joysticks was also great, you adjust the resistance to your liking. Play around with this on a private match. 5/5 3. Playability: This controller rocks, every button is hyperresponsive, which will get you in a mess early on during use. After adjusting to the speed at which commands get brought out (you often see the result of a button pushed before the click of the buttons. After you get used to it, the speed really gave me an advantage during battle. The trigger button, does not follow this pattern, rather it elicits an action very early during the squeeze of the trigger. Great for Semi-auto weapons. The programmable shoulder button, which maps to all face buttons and the shoulders, not sure about the joystick clicks. Regardless, I used this to put my melee on my left programmable button and put reload on my other. This worked remarkably well. Could be used to allow bumper jumper on reach. 5/5 14/15, great controller for FPS.
Great controller for games like Mortal Kombat 9, since the D-pad has distinct buttons for putting together combos.
A. How do you customize the buttons and how easy/ how much time does it take? B. I'm assuming since you said combos, you can make the customization a string of commands/multiple buttons right? Please post your Halo: Reach review too and what your game settings for button layout/ sensitivity level were in-game.