S o, you upgraded to an Xbox Series X or Series S after accepting that the Xbox One won't have new titles releasing. If you ...

Third-party controllers offer additional features like customizable buttons and RGB lighting, but are they better for gaming overall?

Original Xbox One controllers lack Bluetooth connectivity ... with a seam between the Guide button and the controller's face, it's a non-Bluetooth gamepad. If it has a small, rectangular Capture ...

Additionally, the pad’s iconic shape has been tweaked compared to the original Xbox One pad ... that is included on the controller. The four additional buttons can be reprogrammed using the ...

As long as there have been game consoles, there have been companies keen to sell you a compatible controller for less money than the original ... Xbox-like shape, with offset sticks and the face ...

For starters, neither the DualSense nor the Xbox Wireless Controller have back buttons, which as an aging ... In the picture above, you can see the original left and right modules that came ...

Side story: The original gamepad for the ... mainly playing rounds of Overwatch 2 on Xbox Series S, and I found the controller to be snappy and surprisingly compact, even for my very tiny hands. The ...

The new cosmetics are a nice touch; the all-black Xbox button, for instance ... the tunable triggers we loved on the original Elite. The Elite Series 2 controller adds the rechargeable battery ...

Increases in Android processing power and video game streaming services have made mobile gaming more viable than ever. Here are the best Android controllers.

The Xbox Elite Series 2 doesn't reinvent the super customizable design ethos of the original model ... one of our favorite controllers; the Razer Wolverine Ultimate. Buttons eschew the squish ...

Original Xbox One controllers lack Bluetooth connectivity ... with a seam between the Guide button and the controller's face, it's a non-Bluetooth gamepad. If it has a small, rectangular Capture ...

To get a feel for what I mean, just look at the "Controls Popup" summarizing all the things a single controller needs to do ...