Your wireless Xbox 360 controller may seem pretty stylish, but it could be cooler. Check out the modifications some pros made to create the most amazing controllers around.

Inspired by the many different gaming mods he has seen [Ben Heck] construct, he pulled apart an Xbox 360 wireless controller and began to investigate how the four top buttons were activated.

The Xbox 360's back and start buttons have been mapped to the Select and Start buttons on the joystick, respectively. At present the turbo dials don't do anything, and there are no new LEDs, but ...

Three weeks before Xbox 360 hits the shelves, the boys at Llamma.com (not to be confused with Llama's) have modded an Xbox 360 controller. Announced two weeks ago and now available to buy, ...

Check out this modded Xbox 360 controller from modder Foo Foo from Acid Mods. You may remember Microsoft saying they were going to redesign the 360 ...

[F00 f00] of Acidmods was not satisfied with his first-person shooter gaming experience, so he modded an Xbox 360 controller so that A, B, X and Y buttons are on the underside of the controller, on… ...

The Xbox 360 has, in my opinion, the best video game controller going around. But that doesn't mean it can't be improved upon. That's just what Evil Controllers is attempting with a new set of ...

Replica Xbox 360 Controller Nails The Vibes, But Lack Of Wireless Hurts Hyperkin’s Xenon is like playing Halo 3 until two in the morning (and it won’t hurl slurs at you) ...

Hyperkin has announced that it’s bringing back the iconic Xbox 360 controller for use with modern Xbox consoles, as well as PC, with new features but a couple of disappointing drawbacks.

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, white ...

For the 360’s 17th anniversary, Hyperkin is releasing an officially licensed replica of the 360 controller, compatible with the Xbox Series S/X, and Windows 10 and 11. Suggested Reading.

The gamepad is officially licensed by Microsoft, and it serves as a replica of the original Xbox 360 controller--although it’s designed for full Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC support.