Microsoft finally heard everyone that wanted something a little more personalized when it came to their controllers by launching the Xbox Design Lab to let you create something completely unique from over 8 million possible color combinations. Get the bright orange D-pad, gray shoulder triggers, navy analog joysticks and black buttons you’ve always wanted, along with the option to have text engraved on the controller, without having to go through a third-party customizer. Your personalized controller won’t ship until September, but that’s partially due to the fact that these are the same updated controllers with Bluetooth and a textured back panel that are being shipped with the Xbox One S. They’ll even work with modern versions of Windows, so PC gamers can get in on the customization too.
Xbox Design Lab Will Let You Design Your Own Controller
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