You can head to the Xbox Design Lab right now to design your own Xbox Elite Series 2 controller starting at $149.99. The Xbox’s latest Elite pro controller just got some more flavor. Microsoft ...

It’s no Elite controller, but the Xbox Design Lab and new Xbox One S controller make for a colorful step up from the stock Xbox One gamepad. My $80 powder-blue-and-orange Xbox Design Lab controller ...

What just happened? The revamped Xbox Design Lab lets you pick a color for every piece of a custom Xbox Series X controller of your liking. There are 18 colors to choose from in each section, with ...

Following the launch of the Xbox Series X|S, Microsoft is restarting the Xbox Design Lab program that allows fans to create their own custom controllers. As part of the Xbox Games Showcase Extended ...

Now that Christmas has come and gone, folks have been participating in the time-honored tradition of showing off their haul online to strangers. While the usual suspects are things like new video game ...

In brief: Microsoft brought back its Xbox Design Lab this past summer after having paused the service for roughly eight months to launch the Xbox Series family. Upon its return, however, some ...

Truth is that the design of a video game console isn’t nearly as important as the device you need in your hands to interact with it. The video game controller has gotten many iterations over the years ...

is a senior editor and author of Notepad, who has been covering all things Microsoft, PC, and tech for over 20 years. Microsoft is bringing its colorful custom Xbox controllers to Europe today. The ...

Back in the day, if you wanted a specially colored game controller, too bad. Gamers were stuck with the system default (unless you bought a cruddy third-party pad, of course). The N64 was the first ...

Xbox Design Lab is a neat tool for fans that want to create their own controller designs. Unfortunately, Microsoft is shutting down the service from October 14th through sometime in 2021. Xbox fans ...

Ryan Woodrow is a writer based in London, England. A graduate in Game Studies at Staffordshire University, he's currently a list writer for Game Rant. In his spare time he plays video games & board ...