"But the controller doesn’t fare as well when it comes to other genres, where the extra buttons are less useful, and you might find yourself growing frustrated by the lack of wireless functionality. The Raiju feels great when you use it to play these games. "If you use it to play first- or third-person shooters, then you’ll quickly find the extra buttons nigh-on essential because of how you can use them without taking your fingers off the thumbsticks, and the adjustable triggers mean you can press them that much quicker. "The Razer Raiju is a controller made with specific genres of games in mind," the review concludes. The lack of wireless functionality is also an issue.
TechRadar awards the Razer Raiju a credible 3.5 stars, and argues that while it's an excellent controller for certain genres of games, it's not for everybody.
With hefty price tag and a long list of unique features, are Sony's new controllers really worth buying? And more importantly, will they raise your game? Maybe these reviews will help. There's also the £149.99 Razer Raiju, which available in GAME stores now, but is sold out online.
#RAZER NACON REVOLUTION PRO#
With a December 23 release date, the Nacon Revolution pro controller can be pre-ordered from ShopTo for £89.86.
#RAZER NACON REVOLUTION PS4#
Sony teamed up with Razer and Nacon to release pro PS4 controllers that have been designed with eSports players in mind. Sony has launched new PS4 controllers that might just make you better at games. As I said above, the new Wolverine and I have had a tempestuous relationship. Sony launches the Nacon Revolution Pro controller and the Razer Raiju (Image: SONY) Nacon Revolution Pro Controller 3 Review Not Quite Unlimited.
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