The Xbox 360 Controller Is Making A Comeback For Xbox Series X

@trer24: there were 5188 days between the SNES release and Xbox 360 release. 14 years, 2 months, 13 days.

It’s been 6405 days since the release of the Xbox 360 release. 17 years, 6 months, 15 days.

Those are the North American dates. So, it certainly feels weird to call the 360 retro to me, at the age of 35. It doesn’t feel as old as the SNES did back then on the day it released but I think most would have called the SNES something akin to retro.

@trer24: I mean it is. Halo 3 came out when I was in highschool lol.

@nevrfearjbhere: It doesn't? Why wouldn't it? 360 controllers are just standardized native Xinput controllers. So are modern Xbox controllers. For this thing to work, it must also be a native Xinput controller. It should work on the 360.

@jenovaschilld: The "Duke" was my favorite controller. However, the black and white buttons need to be replaced to mimic shoulder buttons. I'd like to see an updated version of the Duke controller.

@jenovaschilld: they did awhile back

@jenovaschilld: Dude they still selling the duke controller everywhere

If you talking about the, Hyperkin Duke Wired Controller for Xbox Series X|S/Xbox One/Windows 10 Anniversary controller, then yes they still selling it

@Spartan_418: They do. PowerA recently released the MOGA XP-Ultra which uses the Xbox wireless protocol. Hopefully this will pave the way for others to follow.

@fattiesgonewild: yea let's hope they address these long awaited games on thier showcase. A lot of games been in development for a long time that they announced like 5 years ago. Where are they now dunno who knows lol. But ps5 I only got 3 games they both need more games

@Tiwill44: Hell, I have nostalgia for the original Xbox controllers. Those things were built to last. Mine still work great. Shame the Xbox itself doesn't. Stupid cheapass MS and their cheapass capacitors...the rest of the unit is in great condition.

@mogan: They have a distinctly different feel, though. And the bumpers on the Xbox One controller were a downgrade from the 360 (Series controller fixed them)

And though the Series dpad is an improvement in terms of feel, not everyone likes how loud it is, with all that clicking

@hardwenzen: You like the PS5 controller? Can't say that I do. A little too chunky and expensive for something with so little durability.

@hardwenzen: for me, i think the xbox 360 controllers - mostly the triggers is way more better versus xbox one, xbox series x, dualshock 1, 2, 3 and 4 and dualsense's.

never like wide triggers.