Xbox 360 Backwards Compatibility Sensitivity

Epsilon Sword · Sep 4, 2019

The X360's controller does not have linear thumbstick tension, and most game developers compensated for this by adding a sensitivity curve to their games. If you take a X360 controller and slowly push the thumbstick to the side, you can feel there is little
resistance for a small distance, then sharply increases, while the Xone controller has linear tension and sensitivity in games. However, when using backwards compatibility, there is the adjusted sensitivity curve made for the X360 controller, but used on a
Xone controller. I feel like this makes it harder to aim because there is a sharp jump in sensitivity. I own a elite controller, so I was wondering if I could use one of the sensitivity curves to counteract this. Thanks!

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Radiant Sword X

Hi. Maybe the Xbox 360 backwards compatibility has a bit of a change for the controlling. Not sure about it, but I think for example, when controlling with a Xbox One controller, they are different from the Xbox 360 controller since they do not have the
same sensitivity. It's just how it is.

Smwutches

If it's backwards compatible it would only be available on the Xbox One as a backwards compatible game. Not on the 360

There are backwards compatible games available for the 360. Black is one of them.

Smwutches

Sorry, but that game is not backwards compatible. You can find a list of games that are compatible with the 360 at https://support.xbox.com/games/backward-compatibility/play-original-xbox-games-on-xbox-360

Smwutches

That game in particular is not backwards compatible, so it wouldn't work. You can view what games are backwards compatible on the 360 here and compatible games with the One here

Skeletron27

I understand that the OG xbox versions are backwards compatible on xbox 360 but this is primarily having the 360 versions be backwards compatible on xbox one

Xbox 360 Backwards Compatibility Sensitivity