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title: "Collective Minds Strike Pack F.P.S. Dominator Controller Adapter with MODS & Paddles for PS4"
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# Hundreds of built-in rapid-fire & quickscope MODS PS4 exclusive compatibility Dual paddles for custom button mapping Collective Minds Strike Pack F.P.S. Dominator Controller Adapter with MODS & Paddles for PS4

**Price:** $124
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎮 Dominate your PS4 game with pro mods and paddles—no premium price tag!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Collective Minds Strike Pack F.P.S. Dominator Controller Adapter with MODS & Paddles for PS4
- **How much does it cost?** $124 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- Customers looking for quality international products

## Why This Product

- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Instant MOD Access:** Activate rapid fire, drop shot, and quickscope mods without expensive custom controllers.
- • **Expand Your Arsenal:** Use Mod Central software to customize and update your Strike Pack’s capabilities.
- • **Plug & Play Simplicity:** Snap on the Strike Pack and elevate gameplay in seconds—no tech headaches.
- • **Unlock Pro-Level Control:** Map any button to dual paddles for lightning-fast reactions and precision.
- • **Affordable Competitive Edge:** Get pro-grade mods at a fraction of the cost of premium controllers.

## Overview

The Collective Minds Strike Pack F.P.S. Dominator is a PS4-exclusive controller adapter that adds dual paddles and hundreds of built-in mods like rapid fire and quickscope. It easily attaches to your existing controller, offering plug-and-play simplicity and extensive customization via downloadable software. Designed to give gamers a competitive edge without the high cost of custom controllers, it supports 3.5mm headset audio on newer PS4 models and is not compatible with PC.

## Description

No longer is there a need to buy expensive custom controllers and the subsequent costly replacements. With the Strike Pack you can map any controller button to any of the two paddles, take advantage of built-in MODS and enjoy a gaming experience on a whole new level. Ease of use is the hallmark of the Strike Pack device. Simply attach the Strike Pack onto your PlayStation 4 controller and enjoy the benefits of extra paddles and built-in MODS. Do you want to go beyond basic functionality? Then download the Mod Central Windows software available through the Collective Minds website to expand the functionality of the Strike Pack and expand all the customization options that are available. If you encounter any issues please contact support@collectiveminds.ca. PC Games are NOT supported as this product is designed for console use only.

Review: I Didn’t Want To Write This Review - Ever think people buy positive reviews for their product? I think someone is doing the opposite for this one and putting negative reviews on here. I first looked at a Scuf controller 5 years ago. I filled out what controller I wanted and almost laughed when I saw the price was $180. How did it cost $130 for them to just put a couple tiny plastic paddles on the back of a controller? I never bought one and refused to because that price was ridiculous. So I see this Strike Pack a couple months back. I read reviews for a couple weeks and watched videos and finally decided to order it. It came in the mail and I set it up and plugged it in. It didn’t work. Long story short I fiddled around for an hour and realized the USB wasn’t even fully plugged in to the controller. I read some people say that you really had to PUSH HARD on the USB until it clicked a second time, but I underestimated how hard you had to push. So I really gave it some elbow grease, it snapped in, and ouilla it worked. It took 30 seconds to sign in and map the buttons and I was off. The game I’m playing is the one everybody is sick of hearing about, Fortnite. But the very first game I was able to jump around and build and shotty at the same time without moving my thumbs. It was amazing. Now here we are a couple months later and I’m twice as good as I was then. I’ve won a bunch of Solos and have no problem outplaying most people because I don’t have to move my thumbs around. This thing has worked amazing and it’s incredibly cheaper than anything else like it out there. I didn’t want to write the review because I have an advantage over everyone on console by using this thing. But at the same time I hate that Scuf has a monopoly on modded controllers and charges 400% of what this thing costs. And it’s also odd to me that the negative reviews on here will end up saying they should “Just buy a Scuf” instead. So if you’d rather spend $40 instead of $150+ I’d say give this thing a try. You won’t regret it
Review: Guess what? I'm already good!!! - I'm 52 years old and I have loved video games since the old game room arcade days. I had the Atari 2600 as a kid and my brother got the original NES when it debuted many decades ago. I didn't really get too immersed in video games until the first Playstation. From then on, I've been a Playstation fan. It took me a while to get into multiplayer only games, I prefer solo action adventure games like Splinter Cell, MGS or Hitman. So when I finally decided to try it out, I went with Battlefront. I kept seeing clips on YT of this amazing gameplay that I had to see what the fuss was about. I was hooked and when Battlefront 2 was released I played regularly and still do today. I got pretty good and I usually finish most games in the top 5 leaderboard (Blast and Coop are the only two modes I ever really play) I started seeing players do amazing moves and kills and thought to myself, "How are they doing that?" Did some homework and I was exposed to all of these devices players use to cheat. From the Cronos Zen to $300 SCUF controllers. These guys are using paddles and flippers to remap their buttons, plus some of these devices have mods that allow you to auto-aim, and reduce simulated recoil. That's how they were doing it. So I bought first the Cronus Zen, then the PS back button and then finally the Strike Pack. So here are my Pro's and Con's Pros -Of the three options I tried, the Strike Pack was the best. I found the Cronus Zen pretty useless, the mods were all sketchy and defective and for the price it really didn't have much to offer. The PS4 back button was better but the form factor added bulk and heft to the controller that made it difficult to incorporate into gameplay, since it forced me to hold my controller in a way that just wasn't very comfortable to me. The Strike Pack attached to the controller and has a very nice form factor that does not add a heft and bulk to the controller. It's very sturdy and conforms to the shape of the controller very well. Buttons are responspive and have nice feedback. -Setup and loading the mods were easy and simple. Compared to the Cronus Zen which really overcomplicates and personally overcompensates by making the Zen a sort of open source modable device. -Mods were simple and did what they were supposed to do. Cons -Moving and cycling throught the mods is a bit cumbersome and are complicated and relies on a "Press the X button twice, when the light flashes, press the square and hold for 3 seconds..." that's not quite the sequence but it's the gist of how it works. If you wanted to switch between mods or change anything on the fly this makes it almost impossible...it did for me. I'm not 15 anymore, I found this annoying. -The Strike Pack is a wired controller and while I see the benefit of this in terms of response times and lag, it takes away a core feature and benefit of the PS4 which is wireless controllers. This cheapens the experience. I would have preferred the Strike Pack have an attachment that connects to the controller which connects to a wireless dongle. The Cronus Zen offers this option but it is incredibly laggy and not at all useful for multiplayer gameplay. Takeaways While this unit was fun to use and experiement with, I really felt like all of these devices I tried made we a worse player. Reason being, I've developed a certain style of play that is a combination of strategy, skill and technique. For example, I prefer not to use melee unless it's a situation of being in a tight space where it's my only option. I tend to prefer a "run and gun" style meaning I typically do not run from powered players or when I am outnumbered, I much prefer to fight it out. This means in some instances I may actually get killed a lot more often but it also means I'm able to stay engaged in the game for longer. With the Strike Pack, I got those extra little abilities like jump shots and hair triggers but having that ability forced me into confrontations with players that took up more time. The time I spent jumping to evade shots that may have resulted in a single kill came at the expense of losing the volume of kills I already had by way of my normal gameplay. Hair triggers or autorun didn't really add significant value. Things like auto-aim were useless and impeded my gameplay and the ability to react or respond to fire or shots coming from different directions. So in a way, I got what I wanted which was confirmation that I was already a good player and don't need any 'advantages' I've developed a solid skillset that I found was not as enjoyable using devices. So I agree with those who say instead of using devices like this "get better" . If that's not an option say if you have a disability, it's my understanding that devices like this may help. So I'm not saying these devices are bad but if you're hoping to have an advantage by using these...I don't see it. Get better or play something else. There are too many video games out there to be hung up on not being good at a few.

## Features

- Suitable for PS4 controller ONLY.
- Hundreds of controller mods directly available.
- incl. rapid fire, drop shot and quickscope.
- NOTE- See product guides and documents for more information.
- NOTE: 3.5mm headset audio compatible with controller model CUH-ZCT2U and later. Original model CUH-ZCT1U controller NOT supported for 3.5mm headset audio – USB headset required..Not for PC use

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B01L8QHXJA |
| Best Sellers Rank | #2,736 in Video Games ( See Top 100 in Video Games ) #47 in PlayStation 4 Controllers |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (22,871) |
| Date First Available | August 16, 2016 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 5.6 ounces |
| Item model number | CM00085 |
| Language | English |
| Manufacturer | Collective Minds |
| Product Dimensions | 3.94 x 4.72 x 1.18 inches; 5.61 ounces |
| Release date | October 26, 2016 |
| Type of item | Video Game |

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: do you need a pc to map the buttons or can you do it straight threw the ps4?**
A: You have to subscribe to them for 15 bucks a year through your credit card for the strike pack mod central to even recognize your controller. I couldnt get my PC to allow me to use the pack to play APEX on my computer but then again I aint giving these people my credit card. I like to use PAYPAL for stuff like this because I can manage my subs from paypal. Companies who do not allow you to use paypal usually try to play games with cancelling subs.. 

The sad part is that if your Strike Pack needs a firmware update you can not do it unless you give them 15 bucks.... 

My opinion and my boys is that it is useless in its default format for games like Apex Legends it is useless... I will explain, weapons like the R-99 are arguably OP and pref by most players. That weapon has a savage recoil the first half of the clip and then it holds dead still for the second half. There just isnt a way for this strike pack to accomodate for it by using the default mods. Maybe the the software has an option that lets you time the recoil mitigation but I doubt it.. Strike pack anti-recoil works by simply applying a varying amount of downward input on the analog stick. You can adjust the amount of downward pressure applied using the left and right bumpers while holding left dpad...

MY 14 year old refuses to use the thing with apex because it doesnt offer him any advantage. He has been playing the game long enough that he instintivly applies the correct amout of down pressure through muscel memory that the anti-recoil this thing provides is just another muscle memory to re-learn. To be fair he is a complete sweat and competes in Master Ranked matches daily.

Now for games like Warzone or Multiplayer COD I can see how it could be beneficial IF and only IF you drop in with loadouts so you have your Strike Pack pre adjusted to that particular weapon... Because the rapid fire is similar to the anti recoil and you need to adjust the rate of fire to sync with your chosen weapon or you end up with a much much lower rate of fire.. However, using Rapid Fire with anti-recoil will give you another distinct set of advantages in COD because of how recoil is applied in the game via fire rates.. The longer you hold the trigger the greater your recoil becomes in games like this. So with rapid fire essentially mimmicing you pulling the trigger as fast as possible you do not add those compounding affects and gives the anti-recoil mod a stable adjustment..

All and all the strike pack does what it claims to do.The Game Pass thing is kinda a crappy thing to do to your customers. I thought I had a driver issue and tok me about an hour to figure out that I can not even detect my controller unless I have an active subscription.... WHY...

I would like to be able to plug the controller into my PC and use it but it WILL NOT. Only useable with PS4. CRAPPY..  The PS4 controller natively connects sooo blah!!! I would love to be able to plug it in and make adjustments to my setting in real time instead of fumbling through all the button holds but YOU CAN NOT.

WHY DO I NEED A SUBSCRIPTION FOR THOSE THINGS? Why wouldnt you just give me a month free of game pass subscription? Maybe, just maybe there is functionality there that makes this thing more suitable for my needs! 

I think I will hot glue a bobble head on this and stick it on the dash of my truck.... That is an honest statement, I cant imagine the game pass making this thing more functional and I am not buying your hype! 

Giving swagg to youtubers for reviews wont make this better...

**Q: soo... this will work on a regular ps4 controller and will work like a Scuf gamming controller? talking about the paddles..???**
A: Can work just like a Scuf. Tournament mode has just the paddles activated. Mod mode has the paddles and mods activated. I actually like the paddle placement of this better then my Scuf.

**Q: Will it come with a paper telling me how to activate the mods and do I need any thing to activate the mods like a separate sold wire**
A: The instruction manual goes through how to activate mods, though it is a bit confusing. You're better off watching youtube vids for that part. Also, everything you need comes with.

**Q: Will this replace a scuf controller?**
A: You Won’t Get The Premium Feel Of Trigger Stops, And All That Jazz- But You Will Get To Paddles On The Controller. It Depends On What You Like, If You Have The Money To Buy A 160-200 Dollar Controller, Go For It But If You Don’t, Great Alternative

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I Didn’t Want To Write This Review
*by R***N on May 18, 2018*

Ever think people buy positive reviews for their product? I think someone is doing the opposite for this one and putting negative reviews on here. I first looked at a Scuf controller 5 years ago. I filled out what controller I wanted and almost laughed when I saw the price was $180. How did it cost $130 for them to just put a couple tiny plastic paddles on the back of a controller? I never bought one and refused to because that price was ridiculous. So I see this Strike Pack a couple months back. I read reviews for a couple weeks and watched videos and finally decided to order it. It came in the mail and I set it up and plugged it in. It didn’t work. Long story short I fiddled around for an hour and realized the USB wasn’t even fully plugged in to the controller. I read some people say that you really had to PUSH HARD on the USB until it clicked a second time, but I underestimated how hard you had to push. So I really gave it some elbow grease, it snapped in, and ouilla it worked. It took 30 seconds to sign in and map the buttons and I was off. The game I’m playing is the one everybody is sick of hearing about, Fortnite. But the very first game I was able to jump around and build and shotty at the same time without moving my thumbs. It was amazing. Now here we are a couple months later and I’m twice as good as I was then. I’ve won a bunch of Solos and have no problem outplaying most people because I don’t have to move my thumbs around. This thing has worked amazing and it’s incredibly cheaper than anything else like it out there. I didn’t want to write the review because I have an advantage over everyone on console by using this thing. But at the same time I hate that Scuf has a monopoly on modded controllers and charges 400% of what this thing costs. And it’s also odd to me that the negative reviews on here will end up saying they should “Just buy a Scuf” instead. So if you’d rather spend $40 instead of $150+ I’d say give this thing a try. You won’t regret it

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Guess what? I'm already good!!!
*by R***. on June 24, 2022*

I'm 52 years old and I have loved video games since the old game room arcade days. I had the Atari 2600 as a kid and my brother got the original NES when it debuted many decades ago. I didn't really get too immersed in video games until the first Playstation. From then on, I've been a Playstation fan. It took me a while to get into multiplayer only games, I prefer solo action adventure games like Splinter Cell, MGS or Hitman. So when I finally decided to try it out, I went with Battlefront. I kept seeing clips on YT of this amazing gameplay that I had to see what the fuss was about. I was hooked and when Battlefront 2 was released I played regularly and still do today. I got pretty good and I usually finish most games in the top 5 leaderboard (Blast and Coop are the only two modes I ever really play) I started seeing players do amazing moves and kills and thought to myself, "How are they doing that?" Did some homework and I was exposed to all of these devices players use to cheat. From the Cronos Zen to $300 SCUF controllers. These guys are using paddles and flippers to remap their buttons, plus some of these devices have mods that allow you to auto-aim, and reduce simulated recoil. That's how they were doing it. So I bought first the Cronus Zen, then the PS back button and then finally the Strike Pack. So here are my Pro's and Con's Pros -Of the three options I tried, the Strike Pack was the best. I found the Cronus Zen pretty useless, the mods were all sketchy and defective and for the price it really didn't have much to offer. The PS4 back button was better but the form factor added bulk and heft to the controller that made it difficult to incorporate into gameplay, since it forced me to hold my controller in a way that just wasn't very comfortable to me. The Strike Pack attached to the controller and has a very nice form factor that does not add a heft and bulk to the controller. It's very sturdy and conforms to the shape of the controller very well. Buttons are responspive and have nice feedback. -Setup and loading the mods were easy and simple. Compared to the Cronus Zen which really overcomplicates and personally overcompensates by making the Zen a sort of open source modable device. -Mods were simple and did what they were supposed to do. Cons -Moving and cycling throught the mods is a bit cumbersome and are complicated and relies on a "Press the X button twice, when the light flashes, press the square and hold for 3 seconds..." that's not quite the sequence but it's the gist of how it works. If you wanted to switch between mods or change anything on the fly this makes it almost impossible...it did for me. I'm not 15 anymore, I found this annoying. -The Strike Pack is a wired controller and while I see the benefit of this in terms of response times and lag, it takes away a core feature and benefit of the PS4 which is wireless controllers. This cheapens the experience. I would have preferred the Strike Pack have an attachment that connects to the controller which connects to a wireless dongle. The Cronus Zen offers this option but it is incredibly laggy and not at all useful for multiplayer gameplay. Takeaways While this unit was fun to use and experiement with, I really felt like all of these devices I tried made we a worse player. Reason being, I've developed a certain style of play that is a combination of strategy, skill and technique. For example, I prefer not to use melee unless it's a situation of being in a tight space where it's my only option. I tend to prefer a "run and gun" style meaning I typically do not run from powered players or when I am outnumbered, I much prefer to fight it out. This means in some instances I may actually get killed a lot more often but it also means I'm able to stay engaged in the game for longer. With the Strike Pack, I got those extra little abilities like jump shots and hair triggers but having that ability forced me into confrontations with players that took up more time. The time I spent jumping to evade shots that may have resulted in a single kill came at the expense of losing the volume of kills I already had by way of my normal gameplay. Hair triggers or autorun didn't really add significant value. Things like auto-aim were useless and impeded my gameplay and the ability to react or respond to fire or shots coming from different directions. So in a way, I got what I wanted which was confirmation that I was already a good player and don't need any 'advantages' I've developed a solid skillset that I found was not as enjoyable using devices. So I agree with those who say instead of using devices like this "get better" . If that's not an option say if you have a disability, it's my understanding that devices like this may help. So I'm not saying these devices are bad but if you're hoping to have an advantage by using these...I don't see it. Get better or play something else. There are too many video games out there to be hung up on not being good at a few.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ genius design
*by T***G on November 8, 2016*

I think there are some people who gave up too easy when trying this product. I have purchased 2 scuf controllers ( current gen and previous gen) both had glitches within 24 hours of opening. Had to send first one back for repair after using for 2 days. 90 day Warranty expired before trouble resurfaced. 2nd scuf started glitching after 3 months also. I can't speak yet about the reliability of strike pack, hopefully it is better than scuf. For the price, I think the performance & value are exceptional. Admittedly the click-on attachment has a little play to it, so the paddles don't feel as solid & high quality as the scuf. However, the ergonomics of the strike pack design are superior in my hands. Comfort is very personal, but i think if you haven't already played on a controller with paddles you should give it a couple weeks to get used to it. Also, i found that i had to change my grip a little to use the scuf & it was uncomfortable after playing for seen hour. The strike pack paddles are in the perfect spot for my middle fingers, no adjustment of grip necessary for me. If you play with middle fingers always on L2 & R2 it might be tough to reach paddles with ring fingers. I did run into a little trouble with initial connection. A few tips... Usb plug can be difficult to get all the way in, don't force it but make sure it's all the way in. I have the best luck initially pairing a controller by first turning on the ps4 with the button on the front of the ps4, then turn on the controller, choose your login name with x button, then plug in controller, then push ps button. You should see your name choice screen again. Now choose your name again. You should be paired. After that, assigning buttons is cake. I don't mess with mods. I usually don't bother with writing reviews, but i feel this product is genius terms of it's design & function, & i hope this product can bring scuff some serious competition. 4/1/17 Update... I've broken 2 of these units since November. Still love the concept and pricing of this product, and think it's great for introducing people to shortcuts on the back of the controller. However, if you play fps games everyday, the paddles probably won't last long. I just bought the Nacon revolution pro controller... So far it is superior to the strike pack.

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