Xbox Design Lab has long offered fans a deep suite of customization options for its controllers. But players who prefer the premium features and functionality of Microsoft’s high-end Elite series ...

You can head to the Xbox Design Lab right now to design your own Xbox Elite Series 2 controller starting at $149.99. The Xbox’s latest Elite pro controller just got some more flavor. Microsoft ...

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Microsoft announced you are now able to customize your very own Xbox Elite Series 2 Controller with Xbox Design Lab. You can customize the body, back case, D-pad, bumpers, triggers, thumbsticks, and ...

Xbox Design Lab functions a lot like the now-defunct Nike iD program, in that it allows users the ability to customize their own controller, selecting between a range of colors, add-ons, and other ...

PC gamers who use Sony’s PlayStation DualSense Edge controllers can now customize them using an updated PlayStation Accessories app. This app used to be called “Firmware updater for DualSense wireless ...

RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- Tuesday is National Video Game Day and one local business is helping you celebrate in style. Sircastleteees on West South Street in Raleigh takes gaming controllers and turns ...

Mortal Kombat X will be receiving a custom controller courtesy of peripherals manufacturer PDP. If you follow all things Mortal Kombat, you may remember seeing a photo showing a prototype for a Mortal ...

Microsoft has a new Xbox One controller, and I just got one with a custom Michigan Wolverines paint job that has my khaki pants feeling tight. At the Electronic Entertainment Expo trade show last ...

For PS5 players looking to take their first-person shooter and third-person shooter gameplay to the next level, the stock DualSense pad just won’t cut it. Sure, it’s got fancy haptic feedback and ...