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>Ergonomics and inputs aside, under the hood, Microsoft is also working to improve the already excellently low input latency of Xbox controllers, which rely on a proprietary radio, rather than Bluetooth--though some Xbox One controllers have Bluetooth support for added compatibility across non-Xbox devices. Ronald explained that one tool developers have, "dynamic latency input," allows inputs to directly sync up with a game's rendering path. And in Spencer's opinion, reducing the disconnect between button presses and actions on screen is one step down the path to greater immersion. "So when we talk about things like refresh rate," he added, "and we talk about input latency, this is all about the most immersive experience game designers can create, where the visuals are stunning, my ability to get into the experience [is] very timely, it's as great as it's ever been with the I/O speeds and the load times we're going to see, and the input and the ability for just my control and activation of my character or of the game itself becomes a subconscious thing and not something that I think about."
new xbox controller holy shit
