Good is they are not expensive.
Bad is the build quallaty is a bit hit and miss, theri wireless one seem to be the better one to me, the mapping software in the pad can act upp in some games, and it has no rumble feature.

Im gonna try contact em regarding 360 pads as they avhent made any and they started now with forza 4 (they realised a new budget wheel for xbox)

I just wanted to let you know that my wife and I are very upset about the lack of a South Paw option in the new Perfect Dark remake.
We are simply shocked at the oversight! This was THE game that hooked us on FPSs! And you bungle the control scheme?! We refuse to believe that it was that expensive or difficult to replicate a SP control scheme on the 360 when the BLOODY N64 was able to handle it just fine! Absolutely inexcusable, and sad. Rare and Microsoft what happened? How has, what was, one of gaming’s best, and most user friendly, developers fallen so low……….We are always defending our love of the 360 to others and now this is how our loyalty is repaid? Well…it’s sad. Please for the sake of Lefties and Legacy players everywhere add back the original control schemes from the N64 game….or give us back our damn points! For crying out loud you would have gotten THREE SEPERATE PURCHASES of the SAME freaking game in the SAME FREAKING household if it wouldn’t be screwed up!!!!! The bottom line is that for us the game is unplayable, and for that we are deeply disappointed.

My story is the same – started with Golden Eye and Turok and switched to the thumbstick for aiming and started beating all my friends. All but one of us from that era are right handed Southpaw players now. There’s no way to switch – it’s hard wired at this point.

Default is designed for children. Really, it is. Southpaw is proper. So is “inverted”. Picture yourself holding a machine gun. Which hand controls your aim? Yep, left. To look up you lean back – “inverted” in other words. Anything other than Southpaw or Legacy Southpaw is for children and Lemmings.

BTW, as a software programmer I can confirm that it is REALLY easy to implement control customization. 15 minutes to program in swapped sticks – at the most (plus compiling). Honestly, it’s as easy as identifying a control as a variable and defining it.

Because of this, I just went ahead and purchased a modded controller, and it works great for any game. Here specifically:
http://www.teknoguild.com/index.htm

And the controller still works like a charm. You may have to pay a few extra dollars, but at least you get an additional controller out of the deal, in addition to the customizations they offer.

Although, as I state in my most recent blog post, Mass Effect 2 does allow southpaw control customizations, so maybe the developers actually are listening. (Don’t know about Bioshock 2, though.)