@malu05 There are rechargeable battery packs that you can recharge by plugging the controller to the xbox. Once they're in you never have to take them out.
Buy rechargeable AA batteries. When they die, you recharge them. When you no longer use your xbox, you use them in something else. Why people like built in batteries, I do not know. Why people also buy dedicated battery packs that can never be used for anything else I do not know.
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Could they just make the damn batteries a part of the controller instead of 2 AA's like the PS3 allready?
@malu05 There are rechargeable battery packs that you can recharge by plugging the controller to the xbox. Once they're in you never have to take them out.
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Buy rechargeable AA batteries. When they die, you recharge them. When you no longer use your xbox, you use them in something else. Why people like built in batteries, I do not know. Why people also buy dedicated battery packs that can never be used for anything else I do not know.