That's (partially) exactly why I'm just building 'em. Besides that, it feels good to make your own, you get the same quality while paying less for it, and you get to decide EXACTLY how you want it.
Heck, in my case, my uncle gave me one of his wireless 360 controllers to use. Gave. He has no use for it because the buttons don't work right (the shoulder ones aren't clicky anymore and barely respond when pressed, also have to be pressed right. This isn't a problem since it concerns the controller casing and not the PCB).
So, I'll be building this sucker for a fraction of the cost it would've been. I already have all the controllers - I just need the wood, the wiring, the arcade parts, and a few screws and connectors. That'll cost me approximately $60-$70, instead of $120+ for the manufactured one.
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