Nacon returns with a new controller dedicated to PS4 and PC. More than ever, the brand wants to appeal to demanding gamers with the Revolution Unlimited Pro Controller, a gamepad designed to be as efficient as it is customizable.
The Nacon Revolution Unlimited is a good controller. If it does not necessarily bury Sony’s DualShock 4, with its well-studied ergonomics and which appeals to the greatest number of people, it has the merit of bringing something more, whether it is extensive customization or simply sticks asymmetrical. Unfortunately, Nacon reiterates some small design errors, such as a still poor directional pad and main buttons close to the “Options” button, which may put off some players.
Strong points
- Very customizable.
- Asymmetrical sticks.
- Low latency.
Weak points
- Button placement sometimes poorly thought out.
- Poorly ergonomic software.
- We may still prefer the PS4 controller.
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Alternatively
In the absence of a very marked technological evolution during the transition to the Xbox Series generation, the Xbox controller remains the excellent game controller that we have enjoyed for years on Xbox One and PC. Certainly quite timid, the developments made by Microsoft further improve comfort and precision, sufficient to make this new Xbox Series controller a benchmark in the field. We nevertheless remain unsatisfied with regard to on-board vibration technologies, which would have benefited from catching up with those used by Nintendo and Sony on their respective official controllers.