The♛ newly announced 'Deep Pinꦯk' Xbox controller is super pretty and kind of reminds us of Kirby?
Announced on May 3, the new perfectly pink Xbox controller is just one of many recently unveiled new Xbox controllers following on from the pastel wired controllers at the end of March 2022. The Deep Pink controller is available to buy now for $64.99 from se♛lect retailers - although we're currently only seeing it at the .
On Wednesdays we play in Pink (and every other day) 💖 Introducing the all new Deep Pink Xbox Wireless Controller: //t.co/pAoSqqYpAB pic.twitter.com/uK6ZxifAW7
The new controller’s design features a deep pink color scheme that gives off hot pink vibes, but a little more sophisticated. The bottom half of the controller is white and the buttons feature the same berry color as the top of the dev🦋ice. No worries if you feel like you might struggle to recognize the buttons if they’re not their signature green, blue, yellow, and red coloring as four colored dots representing each of the bu🍷ttons appear in the middle of the A, B, Y, X controls.
According to the , the Deep Pink controller has sculpted surfaces and refined geometry for "enhanced comfort during gameplay." It also includes a textured grip and a hybrid D-pad which will help players to "stay on target." Like most other Xbox controllers, this new one also has a dedicated Share button and can be paired with the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Xbox Series X/S, PC, Android, and iOS.
As to be expected, there was a mixed reception to the new controller as many Twitter users shared if they were a fan, hated it, or didn’t understand why 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Microsoft felt the need to release e﷽ven more controllers for its gam✤es.
One thing𓆏 several players could agree on though was the fact the pink colouring makes it look as though Nintendo mascot to give it its pink hue.
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