This is [Tom]’s effort of upcycling his original Xbox controller to work indistinguishably from a stock Xbox 360 controller. For those asking why anyone would want to do this, [Tom] is actually ...

And now, like the Duke before it, the Xbox 360 controller has returned by way of Hyperkin’s officially licensed replica for PC and modern Xbox consoles, aptly named “Xenon,” after the Xbox ...

Many nostalgic Xbox 360 gamers will be pleased to learn that a controller modeled after the classic console's controller will soon be available for the current-gen Xbox Series X/S. For those who ...

Since it's a wired controller, it might appeal more to gamers who play PC or Xbox at a desk. Beyond the modern features, you’re getting an authentic replica of the old Xbox 360 controller.

Good news for nostalgic millennial gamers: Hyperkin’s remake of the Xbox 360 controller is inching closer to release. The Xenon controller was first announced by Hyperkin back in November ...

Hyperkin has announced it will release an officially licensed replica of the Xbox 360 controller, called the Xenon. The name for the controller is taken from the CPU used in the Xbox 360 console ...

The Xbox 360 was a much sleeker console that brought with it a new controller with wireless capabilities and a design that was far more comfortable to hold. It would more or less define the design ...

Hyperkin is introducing an officially licensed remake of Microsoft’s original Xbox 360 controller, which looks poised to bring the 2005 nostalgia trip to modern Xbox consoles and Windows PCs.

Very soon, you’ll be able to get a blast from the past on your Xbox Series X as Hyperkin is bringing out an officially licensed Xbox 360 controller on June 6. Officially named the Xenon, this ...

Hyperkin has announced the Xenon, an officially licensed replica of the Xbox 360 controller. The Xenon is compatible with Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and Windows PC. The Xenon comes in black ...

For almost 20 years, Microsoft's Xbox controllers have been the easiest gamepads to use on a PC. They're just plug and play: we have the Xbox 360 controller to thank for making PC gaming with a ...

The Xbox 360 controller went on to have a life of its own, thanks to its generally comfortable ease of use. In 2006, Microsoft released software that made the controller work with its Windows ...