Christopher is a Features writer from the USA who has been playing, working on, and writing about video games for over 20 years and has a lifelong passion for the gaming industry as a whole. He began ...

Google was not very helpful. I was thinking of getting a 4th xbox controller but thought that a 360 controller would be much more "future proof". I can see why microsoft would not like xbox controller ...

For those of you who loved the Xbox 360 controller and would love to grab yourself a brand new one that hasn’t been damaged through years of use, then HyperKin has you covered with their Xenon Xbox ...

With the Xbox Play Anywhere program giving Xbox One and Windows 10 PC users the ability to easily switch between the two systems while playing a game, it’s tempting to stick with an Xbox wireless ...

Computer gaming on a Mac isn't always easy. Not all games have Mac support, Macs tend to have less graphical power, and figuring out how to connect your favorite controller can be a challenge. Luckily ...

The Hyperkin Xenon Wired Controller features a share button, vibration feedback, a 3.5mm jack, and a detachable USB-C cable. Since it's a wired controller, it might appeal more to gamers who play PC ...

Microsoft has claimed for the last year or so that it plans to rededicate itself to PC gaming, and one of the results of that is an upcoming dongle. The company plans to release the Xbox Wireless ...

Hyperkin’s Xenon is like playing Halo 3 until two in the morning (and it won’t hurl slurs at you) Microsoft Street Fighter 6 Xbox The Xbox’s gamepad wasn’t a hit right out of the gate. The original ...

Microsoft has unveiled a new iteration of its Xbox Wireless Adapter, which allows you to connect Xbox One controllers to your PC. The new device will hit stores on August 8. The adapter is capable of ...

To commemorate the 17th anniversary of the release of the Xbox 360, video game peripheral maker, Hyperkin has officially announced today that it is resurrecting the iconic video game controller. As ...

Lance Whitney is a freelance technology writer and trainer and a former IT professional. He's written for Time, CNET, PCMag, and several other publications. He's the author of two tech books--one on ...