Microsoft’s Xbox Series X controller is $ 20 off, so even PC gamers can claim to have a next-gen console

Xbox Wireless Controller (Charcoal Black, Robot White) | $ 40 | Amazon
Xbox Wireless Controller (Charcoal Black, Robot White) | $ 40 | Best buy
Xbox Wireless Controller (White Robot) | $ 40 | Walmart

I am a lone wolf. At Kinja Deals Slack, I’m one of the last people without a next-gen console. I want one PS5

O Xbox Series X? Not necessarily, but the FOMO of not having it gives me hives. So last week I went on a mission. I was going to buy the new Xbox controller to use with my PC. Because shipping would take too long on Amazon (go figure lol), I placed my order on Walmart.com

and patiently awaited their arrival. From there I overclocked my GPU, matched that bad boy for me Xbox Wireless Adapter (not mandatory, but essential if you don’t want to struggle with Bluetooth) and Assassin’s Creed Valhalla at its highest setting in gorgeous 4K HDR 60fps on my decent Vizio M 65 Series Television “. And so, I experimented with new generation games.

Now the controller I paid $ 60 for is on sale for $ 40 (Walmart, Best buy), because fuck me, right? I could have spent that $ 20 on anything. 20 chicken nuggets in a pack of four at McDonald’s. A Thanksgiving turkey. A Christmas tree. MORE Assassin’s Creed Games. And yet here I am, once again ripped off. Don’t make the same mistake as me. PC gamers have to take care of each other at times like this. And also Xbox One gamers, I guess, since Microsoft’s latest is also compatible with their next-gen systems. Put your hands on the thing closest to the Xbox Elite Series 2 in this price range. Hybrid D-pad, textured grips, custom button mapping, the gang is there.