Elon Musk Finds A Way To Integrate An Xbox Controller Into Something More Useful

I have seen it on various Online sites, like the one with my name in it. Depend on the size of the drive, but they come with various number of games.
To be honest, I and only looking for few games that is basically impossible to get today (Bloodbowl 2 as an example). The reviews on the sites is pretty positive, still it feels like it can be pirated games…

Lurch

09 October at 12:17

@Bob - I know for X360 emulation purposes with Xenia, you can "rip" your own games by simply installing them to an external thumb drive using the X360 and copying those files to your PC. Is this perhaps what they're offering? Just note you won't be able to play games installed to an HDD without a disc or it flagged as owned on your account - and that will be harder still with most online services for the X360 shut down now. I'd recommend just looking for second-hand games at this point.

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Elon Musk Finds A Way To Integrate An Xbox Controller Into Something More Useful

by Keegan Govender on 10 September, 2018

Elon Musk it back at it again. Last time, he was trying to bring the world of video games into the car industry. It would seem that it’s going to be a recurring theme of mixing gaming aspects into none-gaming industries. In this weeks episode of “crossovers nobody asked for,” Musk uses an Xbox controller to remotely configure massive machines.

In an attempt to improve the tunnel digging technology for upcoming public transport systems planned in major cities across the USA, the company is looking for ways to avoid any of the dangers that come with construction.

In a Tweet by Elon’s company, we see someone holding an Xbox One controller and using it to move about a heavy bit of machinery with a caption saying “Best video game ever.”

There was no indication as to why they are using Microsoft’s tech for their new construction plan, but they should be releasing further information down the line. Perhaps this is a Microsoft exclusive that they’ve kept under wraps? Let us know what you think in the comment section down below.