LA-based gaming peripheral manufacturer Hyperkin announces that it’s making an Xbox Series X/S gamepad based on the classic Xbox 360 controller.

For example, the Hyperkin Xenon - a near 1-to-1 recreation of the iconic Xbox 360 controller - retailed for $49.99 / £34.99. The Competitors will likely be pricier than this, but we'd be ...

Microsoft’s classic Xbox 360 controller is soon going to get re-released and will be usable with Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, Xbox One, and PC platforms. By all accounts, the current layout of ...

The Xbox 360 Controller Is Making A Comeback For Xbox Series X. ... The Hyperkin Xenon Wired Controller features a share button, vibration feedback, a 3.5mm jack, and a detachable USB-C cable.

The Xenon is an officially licensed Xbox 360 controller that is updated with USB-C, a share button, and is compatible with new consoles and PCs.

The Xenon—as in the sci-fi codename the 360 had back in 2005 when it was still just whispers—appears to be an accurate recreation. It features the original’s simple slopes and button ...

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 ...

This controller has the standard Xbox button layout, featuring asymmetrical thumbsticks and nicely tactile buttons. The round d-pad is a welcome upgrade over older versions, which had mushy, cross ...

You can also plug the Xbox 360 controller’s wireless receiver into the OTG cable. ... this means you’re stuck with whatever the default button layout is for that game.

For example, the Hyperkin Xenon - a near 1-to-1 recreation of the iconic Xbox 360 controller - retailed for $49.99 / £34.99. The Competitors will likely be pricier than this, but we'd be ...