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Brazil’s Anatel regulator leaked images of two upcoming Xbox controllers: the Elite Series 3 with dual scroll wheels, paddles, trigger locks, and a switchable local/cloud mode; and a cloud-focused controller with a phone-like form factor and a 500 mAh battery. Release date and pricing are unknown, but Jez Corden has vouched for the cloud controller’s authenticity.
Regulatory images reveal the Xbox Elite Series 3, promising deeper tool-less customization, repositioned paddle mounts with two new roller wheels, and cloud-focused features (Wi‑Fi 6, Bluetooth) with a 1,528 mAh battery; launch likely alongside the Xbox Helix, and it reportedly retains Elite 2’s swappable sticks, D‑pad, and interchangeable triggers/paddles.
Regulatory images from Brazil’s Anatel and Tecnoblog reveal the Xbox Elite 3 controller with two new bottom scroll wheels, a refined D‑pad, a removable 1,528mAh battery, and a cloud-mode button that connects directly to Xbox Cloud Gaming, suggesting new input methods and lower-latency cloud play, with a June reveal rumored.
Images of a Microsoft-built Xbox Cloud Gaming controller have leaked in Brazil, showing a compact design with direct Wi‑Fi connectivity to the cloud service, Bluetooth 5.3 and Wi‑Fi 6 for other devices, a 500mAh battery, and a Realtek dual‑core chipset; pricing and availability remain unannounced.
Xbox teases Forza Horizon 6 Limited Edition peripherals: a cyan/volt-green themed Wireless Controller and a matching Wireless Headset with engine-simulated sounds, plus a matching 8BitDo charging dock; pre-orders start at $89.99 (controller) and $134.99 (headset) ahead of FH6’s May 19, 2026 launch.
Xbox reveals a Limited Edition Forza Horizon 6 Wireless Controller and Headset with a translucent, race-inspired design and custom headset sounds; pre-orders start today ahead of a May 19 release, priced $89.99 for the controller and $134.99 for the headset (£84.99/£124.99 in the UK). A matching 8BitDo Forza Horizon 6 Charging Dock is also launching, with regional availability varying.
Microsoft acknowledged that some Xbox Wireless and Design Lab controllers were shipped without batteries. It will send rechargeable battery kits and a USB-C cable to eligible customers after they submit a service request and verify their controller serial numbers, though a few users reported issues with the eligibility process.
Anbernic has announced the RG G01, its second wireless controller, which adds a curved color display for on-device settings and macros and a built-in heart-rate sensor. The display enables on‑controller remapping and macros via four back buttons; the heart-rate data's in‑game use isn’t clearly defined. The RG G01 supports Bluetooth and 2.4GHz wireless, USB‑C tethering, a six‑axis gyro, electro‑inductive capacitive joysticks, and dual‑mode triggers, with broad compatibility across Steam, Linux, Windows, Android, iOS, and Nintendo Switch. Pricing and availability are not yet disclosed.
Google is shutting down the Stadia controller conversion tool that allowed users to switch controllers to Bluetooth mode, with the service ending on December 31, 2025. Users are advised to convert their controllers now to ensure continued use, as the tool is unlikely to be available after this date.
A 17-year-old hacker named Kai designed and built the compact Cheetah MX4 Mini 3D printer control motherboard, featuring advanced capabilities like support for multiple firmware, sensorless homing, and high-current loads, all documented in a detailed build log.
The Backbone Pro mobile gaming controller is on sale for $134.99, matching its Black Friday lowest price, offering enhanced features like Bluetooth support, longer battery life, and improved ergonomics, making it a top choice for mobile gamers seeking a versatile and high-quality controller.
This article provides seven essential tips for optimizing your new PS5, including enabling automatic login, extending controller battery life, setting game presets, optimizing visual output, enabling remote play, adjusting privacy settings, and disabling trophy video recordings to enhance your gaming experience.
Sony has announced the 'Icon Blue' limited edition DualSense controller for PS5, inspired by PlayStation's iconic blue shades, available in select countries and exclusive to Walmart, priced at around $85-$110.
Leaked information suggests Sony may introduce a new version of the DualSense controller, called 'V3', potentially featuring replaceable batteries, possibly aligning with a new PS5 Pro. This change could address past battery life issues, moving away from the built-in rechargeable design to a more flexible solution, similar to Xbox's approach.
A new version of the PS5 DualSense controller, called the 'DualSense V3', is reportedly in development, featuring a removable battery and expected to launch alongside the new PS5 Pro console in November, although Sony has not officially confirmed these plans.