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27-11-2011, 14:36
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Re: USB Game controllers
We've used a game pad for three years now I believe. Last two years we have used an Xbox controller and gosh, its pretty darn rugged. Even dropped it multiple times, spilt water on it and countless other thing.
We've been pretty happy with it and looking forward to using it next season again. *I forget if you have to download the windows driver for it on the computer/classmate anymore?* -RC Last edited by R.C. : 27-11-2011 at 17:12. 
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