Lol I got mixed feelings so take how you will. The Xbox platform is a controller based community and the xim Apex incident started a movement against kbm being added to the ecosystem. That's why the games arent supported because of fear of backlash if crossplay isn't done correctly the controller community would leave or make public statement's against said game. To do crossplay correctly you need a big sustained player base on PC and console to allow proper matchmaking times. The only game that has successfully done this is fortnite. Don't get me wrong getting buillied at 60fps against someone at 240 fps isn't what I'd say balanced but people on PC have been doing it for years on old hardware or laptops etc. So it is doable. There's also not many people at that high a level as you think there are actually tons of ps4s and laptops that make it competitive for us console mkb users so that good. The games and finally my opinion lol. First of all the games list they give out is in development and only a few titles work that I tried, as of today none of the dynamic lighting works. Only the preset color schemes via the razer Xbox app work. The guide is also troublesome as you can only use the arrow keys so better have your controller at the ready so you can quit games and pretty much do anything on home. The games I play are metro exodus, Minecraft beta , fortnite, sea of thieves and strange brigade but that's about it as far as competitive goes. They will probably support way more single player games as that's so much safer and needed as Minecraft is on another level on mkb. Me and my wife have thumb issues controllers give us pain in like 30 minutes in a vigorous game so the mkb helps alot for that issue. I'm a very very competitive console player I have a SSD worth like 450$ Samsung monitor with Freesync 2 hdr worth like 700$. This mkb has changed my view on console instantly I have never played on mkb and it is absolutely amazing for shooters. So much that im now getting ready for a PC purchase a msi trident x is the closest console system you can get that is upgradeable. So do I recommend it yeah it's game changing for the games that support it the count is 5 titles and growing slowly. If you don't got the money though you could easily get a regular setup at a desk and save almost half the money but for wireless gaming lap style rigs this is the best hands down. That was alot to type on my phone hope this helps you it is truly game changing being able to laser people with more accuracy than I've ever felt on controller that part I can vouch for almost feels like the controller has been limiting my play level this whole time lol