Well, to some players it might be something new, but you should know that many PC games allow you to use an Xbox Controller on PC. Just like all other USB devices, the Xbox 360 controller requires drivers to work on your PC.Most of the times, the drivers work just fine and you face no problems at all, but sometimes, your Xbox 360 controller might suddenly stop working. You can simply plug-in an Xbox 360 controller via USB and enjoy playing your favorite games.

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