If you’re in the market for a gamepad for your PC, I’d recommend the Xbox One Controller + Cable for Windows over the Xbox 360 controller so long as you don’t need it to be wireless.

An Arduino Pro Micro, acting as a master controller, talks to a MAX3421 USB host controller, which interfaces with an Xbox 360 wireless receiver, either genuine or third-party.

Instead, a dedicated USB host was needed to speak to the 360 controller and also the Dreamcast. [ismell] landed on the MicroZed 7010, a System on Chip that also packs an FPGA on board.

Price and release date — Design-wise, the Xbox 360 controller is much closer to the current-gen controllers most people use now, so the Xenon might even be less of a gag than other recreations ...

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.

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.

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 ...

Peripherals like the Xbox 360 USB controllers have been tested, "and they work great" the Surface team insists, but some types of traditional Windows PC connectivity won't be an option.

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.

Among the modern features being introduced in the replica are a headphone jack and USB-C cable, along with Menu, View and Share buttons. Hyperkin says the Xenon is licensed with Xbox Series X/S ...

The controller, named Xenon, is officially licensed by Microsoft and will be modeled after the Xbox 360 controller, but with some modern improvements. This includes a share button, a 3.5mm headset ...