Xbox Design Lab returns today with custom Xbox Series X|S controllers

Microsoft has announced that Xbox Blueprint Lab, its custom controller design plan, is returning for Xbox Series X and Xbox Series Due south controllers. The company announced plans to revive the service via its Xbox Games Showcase Extended live evidence on June 17, with new-and-improved inventory now available via the Xbox Design Lab website.

Xbox Blueprint Lab's 2nd iteration now allows buyers to customize the latest Xbox Wireless Controller, shipped alongside Xbox Series X and Xbox Series Southward consoles. The program retains similar customization for the new hardware, including color combinations on a per-piece basis and personalized engravings.

The new Xbox Design Lab has eighteen colors to choose from, including three new colors inspired by recent controller releases, dubbed Shock Blue, Pulse Scarlet, and Electric Volt. Microsoft has also launched the programme with two pre-made designs, inspired past in-business firm titles Psychonauts 2 and Grounded.

Xbox Series X and Xbox Series South debuted alongside a new generation of the Xbox controller last November, featuring a revised silhouette, a new directional pad, a dedicated "Share" button, and other smaller-calibration refinements. Microsoft temporarily shut down the Xbox Blueprint Lab programme in October, reworking the service around its new peripherals.

Xbox Design Lab controllers for Xbox Series 10 and Xbox Series S are now available via the Microsoft Store, starting at $70 in the U.S.

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Xbox Design Lab returns for 2022 with custom Xbox Series Ten and Xbox Serial S controllers now bachelor via the Microsoft Store.

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