You’ll be able to set each of the parameters directly, or opt for the different presets suggested by NACON themselves in order to suit your game type. This includes adjustment options for full button mapping, shortcut assignment, response curve and dead zone for both sticks, trigger sensitivity, inversion of the stick’s axis, 4 or 8-way D-pads, settings of the 4 vibration motors or even light effects of the right stick. This comes about through a comprehensive and user-friendly interface in which players can access many customisation options to create their advanced game profiles. Software wise, and available to grab directly from the Microsoft Store for Xbox or Windows PC, the Revolution X’s dedicated App unveils the controller’s full potential. This means that no matter what options you are looking for, several concave and convex thumbsticks are included to fit all types of gameplays. For instance, both sticks of the Revolution X stand out with their ability to adjust amplitude on the fly, thanks to a range of interchangeable shafts. It’s covered with a super robust structure that sports all the functionalities of an Xbox controller – Share button, haptic feedback triggers and a headphone jack – but builds on that with other ideas. So what do we have? Well, there are fool-proof ergonomics for one, as the Revolution X Pro Controller’s design provides comfort and responsiveness to all gamers.
After going through extensive development processes in collaboration with Microsoft, the Revolution X will be NACON’s first eSports controller for the new-gen, with it offering new features and pushing the limits of customisation with an extensive dedicated App. Priced at a RRP of £99.99, this has been created by NACON in response to their community feedback, designing something that is fit for competitive gaming on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One and Windows PC. Due for release across the UK and Europe on October 13th 2021, the Revolution X Pro Controller for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One and Windows PC is available now for pre-order at.
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