XCM Rapid Fire mod adds NES-style Turbo mode to 360 controller

XCM is offering an add-on system to turn any 360 controller into a rapid-fire shooterator. The mod requires some soldering although you can send your controller in for modding.The mod also improves the controller’s D-PAD, adding a bit more space for those with fat, fat fingers. You can pre-order the mod right no with no pricing announced.

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