I'm too, curently looking for the Wireless Xbox 360 controller.

I initially thought the difference between normal Wireless Xbox 360 Controller and the Wireless Xbox 360 Controller for Windows is only the 1st doesn't come with a driver installer CD, but after Googled for more info, I believe other than the driver installer CD, they r not identical in terms of sales pack since the 1 meant for Windows needs a receiver using powered USB tht connects to the Windows based pc's USB port, thus I believe if Ur buying for Windows based pc, U should buy it together with the receiver included unless U already have wan since the receiver can supports more than 1 controller.

I think it is the receiver itself tht makes the Wireless Xbox Controller for Windows more expensive, if U already have the package bought and looking for a 2nd wireless controller, U only have to buy a normal Wireless Xbox Controller bcoz U only need 1 receiver.

Perhaps I should go 4 the wired controller I guess, cuz I still prefer to save more $$$ than to go wireless.

I'm not a Xbox 360 owner n never even played it, thus my experience with the console itself and it's accessories is Sdn. Bhd., so, correct me if U find I'm wrong.

But how if the receiver kaput? It isn't sold separarely..... Vat a marketing tactic....

+ if U dunt want the controller become Ur pocket blood sucker in terms of battery consumption, U might rather go 4 either the Quick Charge Kit or the Play & Charge Kit, no clue how much is the Quick Charge Kit selling but the Play & Charge Kit would cost U ard MYR95, means if U r 2 get both the controller n the Play & Charge Kit, they would already cost U ard MYR284, well the setup cost 4 this type of wireless gamepad connection 2 PC is a way too X 4 me.

Means to say if Ur 2 go 4 wireless w/o the hassle of battery consumption, it would cost U : ard MYR284
But if U opt 4 wired, it would only cost U : MYR130 to MYR150.
Kindda significant difference to me.

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Added on January 21, 2010, 5:44 pmEven if U put the force feedback to it's maximum, r the batteries going to last 3 weeks? Do U think using the Energizer rechargeable would b a good choice?

This post has been edited by J1@l_ l_l l\l: Jan 21 2010, 05:44 PM