I think it was a combination of a lack of both a proper d-pad or right joystick. With only one missing, I would have recommended it more, but with both missing,

I think it was a combination of a lack of both a proper d-pad or right joystick. With only one missing, I would have recommended it more, but with both missing, it only works great for a certain sub selection of games, and while most of the rest are playable, they aren't a great experience with it. For the games I used it with, it was great, probably the best Dark Souls controller I ever used by turning the right track pad into a simulated trackball. But without a d-pad it ruins it for most fighting games, joystick FPS are kind of shit without a second joystick as there is no more muscle memory to rely on, and it lacks the speed needed for any serious RTS games. That leaves racing games, and surfing the web. It does make an amazing remote mouse for watching shows and stuff from my computer while not sitting at it, but that certainly doesn't drive sales. And the one joystick is has is absolutely phenomenal, the smallest deadzone out of any joystick controller ive used and it is super sensitive and precise, which would have been really great if there were two of them. And the haptics was pretty great in my opinion for racing game.