Most of us here would be buying digital games during sale, some may buy it new but with gamepass buying games would be at the minimal.

Not many shops bring in physical xbox games.

u can use hotmail to create xbox profile. region can choose when u register the profile. after created profile then in xbox can switch region anytimes but this profile main country will still same. switch region is for access content in different regions

purchasing games also same as ps4, ps5. prices not much different. xbox game pass dont mean free games. think like u pay netflix or spotify montly. when u buy game pass then can play any games include in game pass...

if want to buy content, better use gift card reload to your account. depand on what region the profile been register, u need that country currencies...

yes no problem, im using BigPay to purchase anything from the store.

While most malaysian gone crazy about ps5 i bought xbox instead haha. Replaced my aging xbox one. Love it. Powerful. Sleek and simple design. Skipped ps5 due to bulky design. Waiting for ps5 pro or 2nd hand 😄 since all my games still can play on ps4.

I like xbox Quick resume feature and most XS game run in full native 4K which is great coz some game in ps5 can run only in 1800p. Enhanced version of last gen games also great. Love the fidelity details. FH4 now run in native 4K actually since xbox one x but i dont have that coz buy ps4 pro instead.

And now with 1SGD for 3 months game pass. I can play lots of games and with xbox can support more than 1 extended storage i can connect up to 3 hdd and store all the games there. Which is better than ps which only can support only 1 extended storage in 1 time.

So xbox become my main console again. Scalper price? Not an issue xbox not officially sell here 🤣🤣

u can use hotmail to create xbox profile. region can choose when u register the profile. after created profile then in xbox can switch region anytimes but this profile main country will still same. switch region is for access content in different regions

purchasing games also same as ps4, ps5. prices not much different. xbox game pass dont mean free games. think like u pay netflix or spotify montly. when u buy game pass then can play any games include in game pass...

if want to buy content, better use gift card reload to your account. depand on what region the profile been register, u need that country currencies...

this guy sell quiet cheap and its usa gift card and can only use on usa account.

https://shopee.com.my/product/13749935/7026009395


can get it on xbox.com or on xbox console. offer only for new member.
base on the region u switch, like singapore is 1sgd or usa is 1usd, like that...
after 3 months have to pay full prices. or u can just buy xbox live gold up to 3 years then join the xbox game pass, your remain gold will convert to xbox game pass...
i think the best region to set is usa. but in xbox can change to any other region and buy their contents but need that region currencies...

The play and charge kit is technically just a rechargeable battery kit and a USB cable. I have 2 of them for Xbox One. The rechargeable battery can be inserted into an Xbox Series controller without problems. The only difference is the Xbox One kit came with a Micro USB cable, while the Series kit comes with a USB C cable. If you are having trouble finding the Xbox Series kit, just get the Xbox One version, then use a USB C cable to charge it.

I found someone selling the Xbox One kit here.

https://shopee.com.my/Xbox-One-Wireless-Con...AiABEgIZxfD_BwE

It's slightly smaller than the Xbox One controller. But not by much. They just reduced the face area slightly. Try comparing it to the 360 face area, which is actually even smaller. In my opinion the 360 controller feels the most comfortable to hold. I would call it the greatest controller of all time if not for the Dpad. The transforming Dpad fixes that issue for me.

The original Xbox One controller is not as good or as comfortable as the 360 controller for me. The thumbsticks have been raised slightly, meaning yout thumbs don't rest as naturally as on the 360 controller. The bumpers also are angled slightly differently from the 360 controller. Moving your index fingers between the triggers and the bumpers feel a bit awkward. The triggers are also raised compares to the 360 controllers. Try pulling in the trigger fully. You can see that the "hat" on the trigger is visible. On the 360, the trigger is almost fully flush. A revision of the Xbox One controller fixes the Dpad and also adds Bluetooth support. Otherwise it feels the same as the original Xbox One controller.

The Series controller is actually a slight variation of the Xbox One controller. It has the same ergonomics as the Xbox One controller, with the same thumbstick height and angled bumpers as the Xbox One controller. It also has the same trigger design. If you've used an Xbox One controller before, the Series controllers actually feel exactly the same. Only the Dpad has once again been changed.

Basically you are too used to the 360 controller, just like me. Over time I got comfortable enough using the Xbox One controller, but I still prefer the 360 controller.

You sure can use Xbox 360 controllers on Xbox One and Series X/S

https://www.brookaccessory.com/detail/59327520/

Brook has a product called the Wingman XB. It converts PS3/PS4/Switch/Xbox One/Xbox 360 controllers to be used on Xbox One / Xbox 360 / Xbox Series X/S.

Here I'm using my Xbox 360 wireless controller on my Xbox One X. You do need the Xbox 360 Wireless Receiver for PC though. It doesn't even have to be the original one. I'm just using those China made 3rd party receivers. Just plug the converter in the USB port. Then plug the wireless receiver into the converter. Then press the sync button on the receiver and controller. And it will pair each other.

Alternatively you can use a wired 360 controller. Just plug the wired controller into the converter. That's it.

I use the  Microsoft rechargeable battery pack.
Had it for my Xbox one controller. Just removed and placed it into the series controller.

ya i swap with my laying around 3 pin plug wire. settle
and the shop i bought give me 1 yr warranty. got receipt stated 1 yr warranty.

So you also got it then. There's no special step for me to be honest. I just tested again on my Xbox One X. For the 360 controller, I connect the Wingman XB to the console USB port, then the wireless receiver into the Wigman XB. Then I just pair the devices by pressing the sync button on the controller and the console.

I also tried with a Dualshock 4. First I connect the Wingman XB to the console USB port. Then I plug the Dualshock 4 to the Wingman XB using a micro USB cable. If you leave the cable connected, you can play it like a wired controller. If you unplug the micro USB connector from the Dualshock 4, you can now use it wirelessly.

I don't have a Series X to test with unfortunately. Where are you located bro? Maybe we can test out your console with my Wingman XB? Or my console with your Wingman XB?

When you connect it to the console USB port, do the blue LEDs light up at all? If it doesn't, it might be faulty. Since you also have a 360, go ahead and test it out on the 360 too.

So you also got it then. There's no special step for me to be honest. I just tested again on my Xbox One X. For the 360 controller, I connect the Wingman XB to the console USB port, then the wireless receiver into the Wigman XB. Then I just pair the devices by pressing the sync button on the controller and the console.

I also tried with a Dualshock 4. First I connect the Wingman XB to the console USB port. Then I plug the Dualshock 4 to the Wingman XB using a micro USB cable. If you leave the cable connected, you can play it like a wired controller. If you unplug the micro USB connector from the Dualshock 4, you can now use it wirelessly.

I don't have a Series X to test with unfortunately. Where are you located bro? Maybe we can test out your console with my Wingman XB? Or my console with your Wingman XB?