Game: “KontrolFreek FPS”
KontrolFreek – Havoc FPS Freeks Review
When I first encountered a pair of FPS Freek control sticks by Kontrol Freek, I was skeptical. I didn’t really understand their utility or use, and they appeared to me to be a purely cosmetic product akin to Xbox 360 faceplates or mobile phone skins. Upon taking them out of the package and attaching them to my Xbox 360 controller, I immediately recognized a way they were going to affect how I play. They snap… Read On »
Infinity FPS Freeks For Xbox 360 Review
This game was reviewed on Xbox 360 I’m more than happy to admit that I’m a pretty terrible FPS player. Although I’ve completed a number of Call of Duty titles on Veteran difficulty, have put plenty of hours into Battlefield 3, and one of my first games was Doom II, any real success that I’ve had with any of these games is due more to my perseverance than any natural skill. And so, when I… Read On »
KontrolFreek FPS Freek Elite – Finding An Edge In Simplicity (Review)
Every multiplayer gamer looks for that extra bit that will help put them over the top. Whether it’s a higher-performance controller, special glasses designed to reduce fatigue, or an ergonomic chair designed to maximize your seated position while gaming, it seems like there is something out there for everybody. Many of these devices or add-ons can cost a significant amount of money, but sometimes it’s the simple (and cost effective) things in life that give… Read On »
One Shot at a Time – FPSFreek SNIPR Review
For many gamers, the console controller can feel inaccurate when playing a first-person-shooter – especially compared to PC gaming with a mouse. Sensitivity settings are often too high for long-range shooting, or too low to deal with close-quarter combat, never reaching a happy medium. Enter the SNIPR, one of the three most recent releases from Kontrol Freek’s FPS Freek line-up. These Battlefield 3-inspired thumbstick extenders help keep your shots as accurate as possible, without sacrificing… Read On »
FPS Freeks CQC – The Review
After being thoroughly impressed in the SteelSeries Desmo gaming glasses, I was on a gaming accessory high. My wish for more gear was kindly granted when I got my hands on the FPS Freek CQC analog stick extenders. These covers add about a quarter of an inch to the analog sticks to increase sensitivity and reduce thumb fatigue, and by golly they keep to their word! I tested these covers in two different situations, on… Read On »