We'll try to cover the console in a later column but will start here with a really practical adjunct to the Xbox 360 environment: the wireless controller. With game-playing kids around, the risk of ...

But, less excitingly, you’ll only be able to connect the controller to your console or PC with a detachable USB-C cable. Unlike the original 360 controller, Xenon can’t be wireless.

Microsoft's Xbox 360 controller built on the Controller S design, streamlined its blocky shape, and removed the console connection cable while introducing a few other innovative features.

Judging from the renders Hyperkin shared, the controller may hew too closely to its original counterpart. For all its strengths, the Xbox 360 gamepad had a notoriously bad d-pad that was known for ...

Microsoft’s original Xbox was regarded curiously by gamers and the press alike at launch. It was bigger, bulkier, and featured an eldritch monstrosity as its original controller. Thankfully, … ...

A picture of an Xbox 360 controller will appear on the screen, along with a number of customization options. The dropdown menu at the top of the page should read, "Xbox One Wired Controller (Wired)." ...

Hyperkin the company that's known for making retro-inspired gaming accessories, is making a Xbox 360 controller that can be used on the Xbox Series X|S. You'll be able to pre-order one on May 5.

Xbox 360 controllers do not work on an Xbox One — you'll need an Xbox One controller for the newer consoles. Here's how to get one inexpensively.

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 Hyperkin Xenon, a USB-C wired remake of the Xbox 360 controller for the Xbox Series X / S and PC, is now set to launch in June. Preorders for the “classic” gamepad begin in May.