NEW YORK, November 17, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Microsoft’s Xbox Design Lab, a service that lets customers design their own personalized Xbox Wireless Controllers and Xbox Elite Series 2 Wireless ...

In honor of a major milestone, Xbox fans can claim a new $90 controller that comes with some nifty features to justify the price tag. It took nearly a year, but Microsoft has finally made good on its ...

Microsoft has updated its Xbox Design Lab store to support additional Xbox controllers that players can customize to their liking. Four more controllers--Lunar Shift, Aqua Shift, Stellar Shift, and ...

After writing an article just a few hours ago complaining that the Xbox Design Lab was offline for over a half a year with no real explanation, Microsoft just announced on X with a slick trailer that ...

Update, Aug. 6, 2025 — The Xbox Design Lab is back online, meaning players can once again customize their own controllers. The lab is expanding later this year, with the limited edition DOOM and ...

The Xbox Design Lab, a platform that allows gamers to customize their own Xbox wireless controller, has recently expanded its offerings to include the Shift Special Edition Controller series.

If you're looking to customize your own Xbox controller right now, I've got some bad news, as the Xbox Design Lab is currently down. Naturally, that means that no new orders can be placed at this time ...

Xbox Design Lab is back with a brand new look for the Xbox Wireless Controller. Players can now attain a Fallout-inspired controller exclusively at Xbox Design Lab. Choose from a variety of button ...

Video game console manufacturers understand the gold mine that is limited and special edition versions of their peripherals. Microsoft understands this well and recognizes gamers' desire to customize ...

Next month, the live-action Fallout TV show premieres and, seemingly in preparation for that, Xbox and Bethesda have released a new, customizable controller design that looks pretty dang swanky.

It was only a matter of time. Microsoft had already acquired Bethesda, but now it looks like it is embracing one of its newly acquired franchises, Fallout. Fallout fans might be waiting a good while ...