Constraints

Types of constraints that the controller would be subjected to are very few. Since a controller and console would stay in the basement, you would not ever take it outside where it would be harmed by the elements. Generally, one does not bend or take apart a controller for the fun of it (we’re an exception), so resilience and elasticity wouldn’t really be needed, nor would it be a problem.

There are really only constraints that a controller could possibly be subjected to. One of them is the constant button-mashing, which the controller is made for anyway.

The second one is the uncalled for high-velocity trip across the room when a player loses the game and enters a fit of rage. The plastic that covers a controller is hard and makes it resistant to this kind of damage. The only damage that could ever come to a controller from impact on the floor, the wall, or even the ceiling, would not be on the plastic covering, but the components inside. Another possible threat to a controller would be if food or drink was spilled on it, but even then, the damage wouldn’t be on the plastic (unless you’re drinking acid, which is unlikely).