It's just quality of life, you know? And again, it's so simple to implement that I could go there and do it for them in half an hour depending on how good their code is. My problem is triple A publishers not doing this kind of setting when every single indie game tthat supports joysticks do it without even asking if you need it to be there. My problem is not games not supporting the controller. I never had the same issues with the DS4, and like I said, it's like 50% less pricier than the Xbox one. Xbox controllers are more expensive here than a Dualshock 4, even if the only diffeernce in quality is that the grip is better on that one. I don't like the Xbox Controller, I had one and the LT button just stopped working, then I sent to someone to repair and they told me a very, very, very small part of the motherboard of the controler fried for no reason and the controller now thinkst the LT button is always pressed no matter what AND there's no way for them to fix the price would be exactly the same as a new one. NO matter the budget spent on the game, this is simple, way too easy and it's an UI implementation that requires no more than ten lines of simple code that anyone can do. Resident Evil games always have Xbox inputs, Square games too. This is an issue I have with Capcom and Square games, every single time. I find it odd the Playstation buttons aren't at least an option, seeing as this was a Playstation game. Not sure about Nintendo buttons but that would be great too. If this game is in any way moddable I'm sure we'll get Playstation buttons eventually. One of the first things I do as someone who uses a PS4 controller is to check if there are options to change to those buttons, and if not, check if there are any mods for them. Originally posted by SoulEchelon:No I agree, there really needs to be more console ports that give options for other controllers that aren't Xbox.

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