gmg678 wrote: » my elite controller right stick has started to drift a tiny bit. Any one have a quick fix without having to take the thing apart. I did see a video on YT with a guy using rubbing alcohol to fix it and from the comments it seems to do the job. anyone any idea where you can get the equivalent to that in Ireland.
thomas anderson. wrote: » Anyone know where I'd pick up a replacement xbox one s white controller shell? The pup went through mine
maximoose wrote: » If you don't mind unofficial, I'd go aliexpress
ZiabR wrote: » True. Anyone ever tried unofficial?
marcbrophy wrote: » Anyone know the answer to this? I'm using an xbox one controller to play on PC and I'm also using a play and charge kit. If I plug in a dead controller into the xbox one, to charge, will it automatically pair to the xbox?
sniper_samurai wrote: » Yes, but you can plug it into the PC or wall socket to charge. Plugging it into an Xbox One is not required.
ZiabR wrote: » If its just the shell I would say you would be better just buying a new controller. By the time you find an OEM shell and pay for delivery you would have the cost of a new controller.
thomas anderson. wrote: » I was hoping you wouldnt say that. Dont want to buy a second hand one because hygiene etc..... Every where is looking like the bones of 60 bucks :eek:
Fred The Red wrote: » Where is the ill fated Crackdown 3 review? Weird, seems as if there was an extension on the review embargo.
Stone Deaf 4evr wrote: » any chemist.
CatInABox wrote: » I don't think it was extended, I think metacritic just assumed a date, and was a little off. No other outfit has said it's changed. So long as the reviews are out before the game itself, then it's fair enough in my opinion, it's the ones that delay it until post launch that I'd worry about.Besides, I don't think that Microsoft actually care too much about the score, they just want it out and done with, so they can move on.
Fred The Red wrote: » That's a bit of a cop out for them considering it's 5 years in the making. I was a fan of the first game. Looks like it's possibly another failed exclusive in all honesty.
CatInABox wrote: » Not sure if it's a cop out or just realism. The last management team has many mistakes, and Crackdown 3 is one of them. At a certain point, you have to just release, and get back the development resources so we can make another game, even if it's a stinker. I'll wait for the reviews, but I have Game Pass anyway, so I'll be playing it regardless.
maximoose wrote: » Yeah same. Crackdown 1 was fine, never played the second. I have zero expectations for this game, will only give it a go cuz it's on gamepass.
CatInABox wrote: » I am such an idiot. Playing through RDR2 recently, my One X was sounding like a jet engine, so I decided to redo the thermal paste on the chip, as apparently Microsoft didn't do a great job with the Scorpio edition ones. While I was in there, I decide to upgrade to an SSD while I was at it. Everything went well, bit of hassle getting everything put back together, but that's par for the course when you open something like this. Went through loading the OS on, everything going well, but the one weird part of the OS install is that the boot animation isn't carried over. You have to load the OS on before you can fix the animation, so you have to take the hard drive out again. It's at this point that I knew something was very, very wrong. The entire metal frame of the X was hot. Like, really, really hot. Cracked it open, and sure enough, there's the power connector for the fan, waving around like a lunatic. I'm normally fastidious about reconnecting everything, still can't believe I missed out on it. There was a fair bit of faffing about with one part that didn't seem to go anywhere, so I must have reconnected it first, and then disconnected it to sort that part out again, and just forgot. Everything seems to be going ok now...... but I've probably knocked a year or two off the lifespan of my X though. If I wasn't OCD about getting the boot animation back, I probably would have launched a game, which would have really kicked the heat through the roof, and may possible have toasted the chip.
Fred The Red wrote: » Crackdown 3 getting slaughtered by critics
Stone Deaf 4evr wrote: » not quite slaughtered, looks to be firmly in 50 - 60% territory. decidedly B or C tier effort.
WarpAsylum wrote: » Getting a bit tired of this...
WarpAsylum wrote: » MS Studios releasing half arsed stuff