I unboxed it, plugged it in, let Windows 10 faff about for two minutes installing drivers, and then spent the evening playing Trine and Giana Sisters - Twisted Dreams. Inside the box you'll find the controller in a nigh-on indestructible moulded-plastic carton, a fold-out manual (more of a pamphlet actually), and a warranty card. In other news, the F310 doesn't vibrate, so if that's how you get your jollies, this is not the droid you're looking for. On the underside you'll find a toggle that allows you to switch between XInput and DirectInput, ensuring those vintage platformers you have stashed away will likely function, though you may need to download the software from Logitech's website to fine-tune your configuration. The lovely people at Logitech have created a controller specifically for this demographic (poor students, Scottish people and tramps), and it's suitably cheap - and not in an “it's constructed from balsa wood and pipe cleaners' sort of way.Īvailable in a range of fashion colours (actually, just blue with black highlights), the F310 features two analogue mini-sticks, two button/trigger combos, a D-pad, four programmable action buttons (A, B, X, Y), and the mandatory ‘back', ‘start’ and ‘mode’ buttons. How the devil am I supposed to afford a controller?!” Well, emaciated young person, I'm glad you asked. 'But Ryan, controllers are expensive, and I'm a malnourished student subsisting on a diet of custard and rat droppings. Not to be confused with the Logitech F310 Controller.

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