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Primary game controller for the Xbox 360

Xbox 360 controller
Black Xbox 360 S wireless controller

A wireless black Xbox 360 S controller
Manufacturer Microsoft
Blazon Video game controller
Generation Seventh generation
Release engagement

November 22, 2005

    • NA: November 22, 2005
    • EU: December 2, 2005
    • JP: December x, 2005
    • MEX/COL: Feb 2, 2006
    • KOR: February 24, 2006
    • HKG/SGP/TWN: March 16, 2006
    • AU: March 23, 2006
    • CHL: July 7, 2006
    • IND: September 25, 2006
    • ZAF: September 29, 2006
    • CZE/Politician: November 3, 2006
    • BRA: December one, 2006
    • RU: Feb 10, 2007
    • PER: February 26, 2008
    • ARE: October 28, 2008
    • SYC: Bound 2010
Input
  • 2 × clickable analog sticks Left analog stick press Right analog stick press
  • 2 × analog triggers Left shoulder trigger Right shoulder trigger
  • 2 × shoulder buttons Left Bumper Right Bumper
  • 4 × action buttons A B X Y
  • 3 × other buttons Back Start (wireless)
  • Digital D-pad
Connectivity Wireless (proprietary 2.4 GHz protocol), USB, two.5 mm headset jack
Power Nickel-metal hydride battery; ii × AA; USB host powered
Dimensions
  • Wireless version: [1]
    154 mm × 105 mm × 61.3 mm (half-dozen.06 in × four.thirteen in × 2.41 in)
  • Wired version: [2]
    152 mm × 107 mm × 54.0 mm (5.98 in × 4.21 in × ii.13 in)
    (cable iii.0 m, 9 ft x in)
Mass
  • Wireless version (with batteries): [1]
    265 m (9.35 oz)
  • Wired version: [two]
    300 g (10.6 oz)
Predecessor Xbox controller
Successor Xbox Wireless Controller

The Xbox 360 controller is the primary game controller for Microsoft's Xbox 360 home video game panel that was introduced at E3 2005.[three] The Xbox 360 controller comes in both wired and wireless versions.[iv] The Xbox controller is not compatible with the Xbox 360. The wired and wireless versions are likewise compatible with Microsoft PC operating systems, such every bit Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows vii, Windows 8, and Windows 10.

The wireless controllers run on either AA batteries or a rechargeable battery pack. The wired controllers may be connected to any of the USB ports on the console, or to an attached USB hub.

Design [edit]

The Xbox 360 controller has the same basic familiar button layout equally the Controller S except that a few of the auxiliary buttons take been moved. The "back" and "start" buttons have been moved to a more central position on the confront of the controller, and the "white" and "black" buttons have been removed and replaced with ii new bumpers that are positioned over the analog triggers on the back of the controller. The controller has a 2.5 mm TRS connector on the front, allowing users to connect a headset for voice communication.[5] Information technology too features a proprietary serial connector[half dozen] (which is separate into ii parts on either side of the headset connector) for use with additional accessories, such every bit the chatpad.

On August 31, 2010, Microsoft's Larry Hryb (a.k.a. Major Nelson) revealed a new design of the Xbox 360 controller set to replace the Wireless controller bundled with the Play & Charge Kit. Amid pocket-sized changes such as the shape of the analog stick tops and grey-colored face buttons, the new controller features an adjustable directional pad which can exist changed betwixt a disc blazon D-pad or a plus shaped D-pad. The control pad was released in North America exclusively with Play & Charge Kits on Nov 9, 2010, and was released in Europe during Feb 2011.[7]

The Xbox 360 controller provides a standard USB Human being interface device software interface, but is designed for the Microsoft XInput interface library.[8] Although many PC video games support the XInput library, some games might not work with this controller.

Layout [edit]

A standard Xbox 360 controller features eleven digital buttons, two analog triggers, two analog sticks and a digital D-pad. The right confront of the controller features four digital action buttons: a greenish A push button, red B button, blue X button, and yellow Y button. The lower right houses the correct analog stick, in lower left is a digital D-pad and on the left face is the left analog stick. Both analog sticks can also be clicked in to activate a digital button beneath. In the center of the controller face up are digital "Start", "Back" and "Guide" buttons. The "Guide" push button is labelled with the Xbox logo, and is used to turn on the console/controller and to access the guide carte. It is also surrounded by the "band of calorie-free", which indicates the controller number, also equally flashing when connecting and to provide notifications. The left and right "shoulders" each feature a digital shoulder push, or "bumper", and an analog trigger.

Wireless controllers also feature an additional "connect" button located between the "bumpers" to facilitate syncing with the console.

Button layout of a wireless Xbox 360 controller

Standard colors [edit]

Wired controllers are available in white (sold separately and bundled with the Core consoles) and black (Xbox 360 S colour scheme) forth with the limited edition TRON controllers.[9] Withal, wireless controllers are bachelor in numerous different colors including:

  • White controllers were arranged with the Arcade, Pro, and Limited Edition Final Fantasy XIII Elite consoles; too sold separately.
  • Blackness controllers were arranged with the Elite consoles to match the casing; as well sold separately (UPC/EAN 0885370145717, 885370239393).
  • Night Blue controllers were released in October 2007 (The states simply).
  • Light Blueish controllers were released in October 2007 (Europe and Japan only).
  • Pinkish controllers were also released in Oct 2007.
  • Blackness Southward and White S controllers are bundled with Xbox 360 South consoles. These differ from their original counterparts in that they are completely i colour, rather than with grey accents. The guide push has a mirror like terminate, and the analog sticks and D-pad are color matched. The bottom border of this controller too features a sleeky finish to match the Xbox 360 Southward 250 GB instance design. "Southward" controllers as well supervene upon the Microsoft branding above the charging port with an Xbox 360 wordmark.

  • White Xbox 360 Wired controller

    White Xbox 360 Wired controller

  • White Xbox 360 Wireless controller

    White Xbox 360 Wireless controller

  • Black Xbox 360 Wireless controller

    Black Xbox 360 Wireless controller

  • Green Xbox 360 Wireless controller

    Green Xbox 360 Wireless controller

  • Red Xbox 360 Wireless controller

    Red Xbox 360 Wireless controller

  • Pink Xbox 360 Wireless controller

    Pinkish Xbox 360 Wireless controller

Express and special edition colors [edit]

Limited Edition Halo three "Spartan" controller

  • Halo 3
    • "Spartan Light-green" controllers were included with the Halo 3 Special Edition Xbox 360 Pro consoles released in September 2007. The controller features 'blackness accents' with the D-pad, analog sticks, triggers and parts of the casing all changed to black instead to the usual gray.
    • "Limited Edition" "Spartan" [10] and "Brute" [xi] controllers were released in September 2007. Two versions were available, each of which feature Halo 3-themed artwork (with either a "Spartan" or "Fauna" design) from artist Todd McFarlane. Each version of the controller also included a Master Chief figurine (a unlike figure was included with each version).
  • Carmine "Express Edition" controllers were released in September 2008. The controller features 'blackness accents' with the D-pad, analog sticks, triggers and parts of the casing all inverse to black instead to the usual gray. It comes arranged with a Play & Accuse Kit with a red rechargeable battery pack. The cerise controller is likewise included with the Limited Edition Resident Evil 5 Xbox 360 Elite console released in March 2009.
  • Green "Express Edition" controllers were released in mid October 2008 in Europe, Asia, and Latin America. The green controller has a D-pad with 16-way functionality, instead of the eight-manner D-pad used on all previous controllers.[12] This controller was released alongside Pro Evolution Soccer 2009.
  • Dragon Design "Limited Edition" White and Blackness controllers were released in October 2008 and are available only through Walmart and Sam'southward Order.[13] The controller features a black dragon (and other symbols) on a white background, forth with a white D-pad and black analog sticks. Information technology comes bundled with a black wired headset.

  • Halo 3: ODST "Special Edition" controllers were released in September 2009 in a "Collector's Pack" including the Halo 3: ODST game. The pack was originally exclusive to GameStop and retailed for US$99.99 in N America.[fourteen]
  • Radioactive Design "Exclusive" controllers were released in October 2009 and were bachelor exclusively at GameStop and EB Games Australia. The controller features a carbon black crush with a red radiation symbol emanating from the right analog stick. The left analog stick is blackness and the right analog stick and D-pad are red. This controller was announced at Major Nelson's website[15] and is said to be limited edition although the packaging makes no reference to this. Information technology comes bundled with a Play & Charge Kit with a black rechargeable bombardment pack.
  • Halo: Reach "Special Edition" controllers were released on September 14, 2010, coinciding with the release of Halo: Accomplish. The controller is based effectually the Blackness Southward design (blackness analog sticks, D-pad, etc.; glossy blackness forepart; shiny guide button) with the matte blackness shell replaced with a satin silver beat out, which also features a custom blueprint based on the game. It was available separately and with the Halo: Reach Special Edition console packet, which came bundled with two of the controllers.[16]
  • Fable III "Special Edition" controllers were released on October 5, 2010, iii weeks before the release of Legend III itself. The controller is based around the Black S design (black analog sticks, D-pad etc.; sleeky black front end; shiny guide button) and features a custom gilt-colored shell and artwork. It also comes bundled with an exclusive downloadable tattoo set for use inside the game.[17]
  • TRON controllers were created past PDP and released in December 2010 to coincide with the picture TRON: Legacy. The controllers were offered in 2 limited edition variations—one with bluish LED illumination (xx,000 units made) and the other with orange LED illumination (250 units made). Both versions are wired and feature textured grips and a raised, iv-fashion D-pad.[xviii] [19]
  • Bluish "Limited Edition" controllers were released with Limited Edition Blue Xbox 360 consoles and both the console and the controller had turquoise accents and was released on October vii, 2014, exclusively at Walmart for a limited time.

Transforming D-pad controllers [edit]

Transforming D-pad special edition controller in "8-way" configuration. The D-pad in "4-fashion" configuration is shown in the bottom correct corner.

  • Transforming D-pad "special edition" controllers were released in the US on November ix, 2010, and in Europe during Feb 2011.[xx] The main feature of this controller is a D-pad that can be rotated to arrange to the user's gameplay, becoming either a "plus" (4-mode) or a "disc" (viii-manner) D-pad. The controller also features new concave analog stick tops and grey tone face up buttons (A, B, X and Y). The main shell of the controller is matte argent, with sleeky black accents (triggers, bumpers and both front and rear panels) like the "Black S" design. This controller comes arranged with a matte blackness improved Play & Charge Kit with a matte blackness rechargeable bombardment pack, offering up to 35 hours of play.[21] The codename for the controller during evolution was "Aberdeen".[22]
  • Gears of War 3 "Express Collector's Edition" controllers were released on September 20, 2011, to coincide with the launch of Gears of State of war 3. The controllers are metallic red with a black "Infected Omen" symbol and characteristic a transforming D-pad. Unlike the "Transforming D-pad" Special Edition controller, the Gears of State of war 3 LCE controller features the standard colored face up buttons and analog stick tops plant on other controllers. Information technology was sold with the Gears of War iii LCE panel bundle, which came arranged with two of the controllers.[23]
  • Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 "Limited Edition" controllers were released on Nov 8, 2011, in North America, Australasia and the EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa) region to coincide with the release of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare iii. It features custom Modernistic Warfare three artwork (predominantly matte grey), a transforming D-pad and the same concave analog stick tops found on the original transforming D-pad controller. All (non-face) buttons, equally well every bit the analog sticks, are black. Information technology was sold with the Modernistic Warfare 3 Limited Edition console bundle which came bundled with 2 of the controllers.[24]
  • Star Wars C-3PO "Express Edition" controllers were released in April 2012 to coincide with the release of Kinect Star Wars.[25] The controller is mirrored gilded and black, and features a transforming D-pad, concave analog stick tops and standard colored face buttons.[25] The blackness console at the front end of the controller too features "wiring" artwork, resembling the parts of C-3PO that are non covered in gold plating in the original Star Wars films.[25] It was bundled the Kinect Star Wars Express Edition panel package.[25]
  • Chrome Series "Special Edition" controllers were released in May 2012.[26] The chrome serial controllers are bachelor in six colors: Blueish, Scarlet, Silver, Golden, Black and Purple.[26] These controllers feature a transforming D-pad, concave analog stick tops and standard colored face buttons.[26]
  • Black S controllers with a transforming D-pad, concave analog stick tops and standard colored face buttons and bundled with a black improved Play & Charge Kit with a black rechargeable bombardment pack were released in October 2012.[27]
  • Halo 4 "Limited Edition" controllers were released in Nov 2012.[28] Two different controllers are available:
    • Halo 4 branded "Limited Edition" 'sectional controllers inspired past the game' were sold with the Halo 4 Limited Edition console package; two were included. These feature a transforming D-pad, concave analog stick tops, standard colored confront buttons and a glowing blue Xbox guide button instead of the traditional glowing light-green Xbox guide button.[28]
    • UNSC Halo 4 "Limited Edition" controllers feature the United Nations Space Command (UNSC) keepsake on a nighttime grey translucent example, and also feature a transforming D-pad, concave analog stick tops, standard colored confront buttons and a glowing blue Xbox guide button.[28]
  • Tomb Raider "Limited Edition" controllers were released in early March 2013 to complement the launch of Tomb Raider. They are red and feature a ii layer color finish with laser etching to create a realistic and tactile worn appearance inspired by Lara'due south climbing axe from the game. These feature a transforming D-pad, concave analog stick tops and standard colored confront buttons. The controllers also come bundled with a downloadable token for an Xbox 360-exclusive playable Tomb Raider character.[29]

Non-retail colors [edit]

Wireless controller bundled with the "Launch Team Edition" Xbox 360

  • Launch Team Edition controllers were bundled with the "Xbox 360 Launch Team Edition", given exclusively to members of the Xbox launch team by Microsoft in November 2005. These white wireless controllers feature green accents at the front in place of the standard gray.[thirty]
  • Yellowish controllers were included with the 100 Limited Edition The Simpsons Movie Xbox 360 Pro consoles announced in May 2007, and given away as prizes in special events and promotions.[31]
  • Orangish coloured Alive TURNS Five controllers were released in Nov 2007, and were given away to selected members of the media.[32]

Guide button [edit]

The Xbox 360 controller has a guide push button in the center of its face that provides a new functionality. This button is surrounded by a band of lights divided into iv quadrants that provide gamers with different types of data during game play. For instance, during a separate screen multiplayer match, a particular quadrant volition light up to indicate to a player which part of the screen they are playing on at that fourth dimension. In this case, when the user pushes the button, they access the Xbox guide; a menu which provides access to features like messaging friends, downloading content, vocalization chat and customizing soundtracks, while staying in the game. The Guide push button also allows users to plough off the controller or the console by holding the button for a few seconds (rather than just pressing it).

Accessories [edit]

Rechargeable Battery Pack [edit]

Battery Pack, Play & Accuse Cable and Quick Charger

The Rechargeable Battery Pack is a nickel metal hydride (NiMH) battery pack, which provides up to 24 hours of continuous gaming for the wireless controller. It is an alternative to disposable AA batteries, which differ slightly in voltage and have higher disposal costs (fiscal and environmental). It ships as function of, and tin can be charged by, the Play & Charge Kit and the Quick Charge Kit. To fully charge the battery pack takes approximately two hours with the Quick Charge Kit; the Play & Accuse Kit takes longer (and depends on whether the controller is being used). An upgraded, 35-hour version is included with improved Play & Charge Kits and "transforming D-pad" controllers, while a xl-60 minutes version is included with the improved Quick Accuse Kit.

Wireless Gaming Receiver [edit]

The Wireless Gaming Receiver for Windows

The Wireless Gaming Receiver (sold as "Crossfire Wireless Gaming Receiver" in the UK) allows wireless Xbox 360 accessories, such as wireless gamepads, racing wheels and headsets, to be used on a Windows-based PC.[33] The device acts in a like manner to an Xbox 360, allowing upwards to 4 controllers and 4 headsets at a time to exist connected to the receiver. The device has a 30-human foot (10 meter) range and a half-dozen-human foot (2 meter) USB cable.[34] It is specifically designed to piece of work with games begetting the "Games for Windows" logo, but volition function with near games that permit a standard PC gamepad. The official Xbox website noted that the adapter volition piece of work with "all time to come wireless devices".[35]

Messenger Kit [edit]

Xbox 360 Chatpad from the Messenger Kit attached to a wireless controller

The Messenger Kit consists of a wired Xbox 360 headset and a pocket-size keyboard known as the "Chatpad". The Chatpad connects to the forepart of the controller and may exist used for any standard text input on the console. It is non currently compatible with the wireless gaming receiver.

Non-gaming uses [edit]

The U.s.a. Navy has announced that it plans to use Xbox 360 controllers to control periscopes on new Virginia-course submarines, for both price and familiarity reasons.[36]

Reception [edit]

The Xbox 360 controller received positive reviews when information technology was released. Earlier then, as IGN stated, the original Xbox controller was "huge, ugly, inexpensive, and uncomfortable" and concluded to be an "abomination". Many of these problems were corrected with Microsoft's releases of the Xbox controller S so the Xbox 360 controller. IGN credited the Xbox 360 controller for its being ane of "the most ergonomically comfortable panel controllers around". It was also praised for its improved push button placement, its functioning logo equally a push, and Microsoft's pick of lesser-mounting headset ports as opposed to summit-mounting them so as to minimize snagged wire issues.[37]

Encounter also [edit]

  • Kinect
  • Sixaxis
  • DualShock
  • PlayStation Movement
  • Wii Remote

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