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it's a current Xbox Series controller, and also has Bluetooth. This is simple, but you do need a physical cable connecting the controller to your PC. Here's how you do it. Plug one end of your USB ...

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it's a current Xbox Series controller, and also has Bluetooth. This is simple, but you do need a physical cable connecting the controller to your PC. Here's how you do it. Plug one end of your USB ...