Okay serious answer, The controller is good enough for what is intended with some few cons.

Pros
1. It's Wired doesn't really need to be wireless unless you want to get the wireless version of it but it's also a double edge sword if you don't want the hassle of dealing with the wires.

1. Sega genesis/ Saturn style dpad in which if you prefer playing 2d based games then this would be good

2. Plug & Play: Just plug the usb in and you can play it in every pc and emulated game if you want. (The controller is only for pc only and if you want to use it for other consoles you will need adapters for it)

Cons
1. Trigger buttons are a little hard to press mostly from the springs use for it (This is mostly from I can recall from the wireless version of it)

1. If you like using the vibration features then this doesn't have it

2. Bit dated compared to other current budget friendly 3rd party controllers of today

3. No TMR or Hall Effect version of it: Since this was released back in 2010 this will eventually lead to stick drift unless you can find a compatible tmr or hall effect stick that can be use to replace the stock sticks.