"Hunter" Wireless Xbox Controller Overview

Retro Fighters has created a modern wireless controller solution for the original Xbox. With Hall effect analog sticks, a precision D-pad, 2.4GHz technology, pressure sensitive buttons, and more, the Hunter is a great option for anyone looking for a new way to play their Xbox games. Here's out overview.
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[@FlintG]

Looks awesome!

[@scotchnichols]

Cant wait for more colors of the Hunter.

[@lmShakeFTW]

You can't use mics on this thing, unfortunately. Also, you can mod your xbox to play on xbox Live through Insignia

[@NewGabeOrder]

If you bought the Defender from Retro Fighters before, you can pair the Hunter to the Defender receivers and get an Xbox 360-style PS2 controller with a better directional pad than the Defender.

[@stoneagegamer]

I didn't know that. Neat!

[@MrMartellSincere]

Interesting controller

[@markrobertson2301]

I have one of these and the biggest gripe I have is that the rumble is either non-existent, very faint or overkill depending on the game. It is very sporadic behavior.

[@GiSWiG]

But why move the Start and Back? It would have been a hard pass if they removed the black and white buttons all together. I'm not sure what gameplay effect it will have in some games, if any.

[@teneesh3376]

Still not the best face button layout. I really like the duke's face button layout. At least there are shoulder buttons the have the same function

[@mRibbons]

I like your tv. 🙂

[@stoneagegamer]

Thanks!

[@epicon6]

I still have never found a comparable quality 3rd party controller to a stock controller. It’s like the 3rd party controller companies are competing who can make the worse controller out there. I will try this one though.

[@ignacio6454]

They all suck, I have learn this, they are all crap, no matter what. I have a wireless adapter for the Og Xbox made by a guy from Australia. It works with Xbox 360 wired and wireless controllers (using USB Microsoft dongle) and Xbox One too. That is the best way to go, the same for PS2, and adapter from Brooks, to use PS3 and PS4 controllers.

[@epicon6]

@@ignacio6454 Yeah. The most dissapointing thing was when i bought a 200usd 3rd party ”pro controller” for the X 360 and it was absolute trash