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I thought the original controller was amazing. The 360 Controller isn’t bad, but it never felt _quite_ as good to me. Surprised that Tom had to do all this work though to get it going.
The Xbox’s gamepad wasn’t a hit right out of the gate. The original console’s first controller, often nicknamed “the Duke” for its comically large size, is remembered for just that ...
Before the Xbox 360, using a gamepad on PC was actually kind of a pain in the butt. You'd have to manually map buttons, games ...
Hyperkin is looking back to Xbox’s young but storied history with a remake of the iconic Xbox 360 controller. The original controller debuted 17 years ago and has been replaced over the years ...
The Xenon is the latest controller reissue from Hyperkin, bringing back the original Xbox 360 controller with modern amenities like a Share button and detachable USB-C cable.
Hyperkin is bringing back the original Xbox Controller S as a modern ... It released its take on the Duke in 2018 and followed it up with a new version of the Xbox 360’s controller called the ...
Like the original, the Xenon features a similar shape and two-tone design, as well as a few of the more-recent touches to the Xbox controller design such as the Capture, Menu, and View buttons.
With 24 million units sold, the original Xbox was a surprising success, thanks in part to Microsoft stealing Halo away from the Mac and making it an Xbox exclusive.
Original Xbox Controller Returning With New Release. ... The Duke, the S model was much smaller and featured a design that Microsoft would later go on to revise with the Xbox 360 and Xbox One.
Hyperkin has announced that it’s bringing back the iconic Xbox 360 controller for use with modern Xbox consoles, as well as PC, with new features but a couple of disappointing drawbacks.
Coming by way of Hyperkin, a new version of the Xbox 360 controller is set to be released later this year on June 6th. The “Xenon” model, as Hyperkin calls it, will be compatible with all ...
The controller was announced last November and is named after the original codename given to the Xbox 360's first console iteration. This isn't the first time Hyperkin has decided to pay homage ...
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