In part two of our exclusive inside look at the new Xbox One controller, we examine just how much work Microsoft put into improving not just the D-pad (it’s leagues better now) but also the ...

This is part of our ongoing series about games and trends of the upcoming next generation. For the PlayStation 4 version of this article, go here. The Xbox One controller: Part 1: Projectors ...

Hyperkin is the company that previously released Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S compatible replicas of the original Xbox’s Duke controller. Microsoft launched the Xbox 360 on November 22, 2005.

Parts on their own aren't that helpful to most of us, though, so Microsoft is also providing written and video guides. The videos are essentially full teardowns of each controller. The Elite ...

As reported by The Verge, the parts are mainly for the standard Xbox Wireless Controller, and the Xbox Elite Series 2 Wireless Controller. You can get parts like the boards, sticks, buttons ...

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Water jugs, reclaimed CDs and old gaming parts: That's what Xbox says your hands could be gripping if you order the new Remix Special Edition, a wireless controller announced ahead of Earth Day ...

You can order replacement Xbox Elite Series 2 and Wireless Controller parts direct On the company’s Xbox repair and replacement parts site, Microsoft now offers a bunch of different parts for ...

Ahead of Earth Day later this month, Microsoft announced a new Xbox wireless controller "made partly" from reclaimed CDs, water jugs, and other Xbox controller parts. Detailed in a new blog post ...

That's especially true for the Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2, which costs $179.99, but it's also economical to fix the Xbox Wireless Controller with replacement parts.

Microsoft sells the standard controller, which it released in 2020 alongside the Xbox Series S and X, for between $50 and $80 depending on the version and whether there's a sale happening.

Microsoft has launched a new repair program that allows you to purchase parts for standard and Elite 2 Xbox controllers. That includes replacement controller cases, buttons, PCBAs, and more.