XFPS Sniper

I don't have that thing, but I have XCM's 1080p vga box and they have pretty bad support. Plus it does not work very well. Be careful buying products from them.
 
I remember reading something about these. I can't remember if it was on this forums but the main thing I remember was that it was really hard to get precise movements using it and a little bit of input lag. However unsure if the newer revisions have fixed it.
 
The Sniper version is the 3rd rendition of the XFPS device for the 360. First one was horrible due to inability to adjust deadzone because different games have different deadzones. It worked ok for COD 3, but not well for anything else. In the 2nd version they added sensitivity adjustments for x and y axis. However, this again did nothing to address the deadzone issues. In the sniper version they supposedly addressed the deadzone issue yet users are still saying it's not that great.

HOWEVER, if you must have keyboard/mouse support on the 360, go to http://www.xim360.com


The XIM is a device that you hook to your PC and the software for it runs on your PC. The other end plugs into an XFPS (for now..they're working on not needing the xfps in the future for XIM 2). The software on the PC allows you to fine tune and adjust just about anything.

Also with the XFPS, you cannot change your WASD movement keys as they are permanentely bound. With the XIM, you can change those and any other keys on your keyboard that you would like.

And yes, it works great with COD 4.
I say there are still issues with Halo2 / Halo 3. Other people insist those games work well too. For COD 4 I would give the XIM+XFPS setup a 9/10. In Halo 3, I would give it a 6 1/2 out of 10.
 
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