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More details regarding the Xbox One's new controller have arrived, highlighting a number
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of new features that you can expect to see during E3 and when the console launches later
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this year.
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Microsoft says the controller has been designed specifically for gaming. It will be familiar
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to anyone who knows and loves the Xbox 360 controller, but comes with more than 40 new
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innovations.
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There are now four vibration motors: one in each grip for standard rumble, and two more
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in the triggers. Now, for instance, when you pull a trigger to fire a gun, you'll feel
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a quick jolt.
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Headset audio has been improved through the new controller. Microsoft says in-game chat
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will now, in many cases, be clearer than talking on the phone.
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Thumbsticks are smaller and require 25 percent less force to move, so you can react more
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quickly in a first-person shooter.
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The d-pad -- the one drawback to the 360 controller -- has been replaced with one that pays homage
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to classic controllers.
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The A, B, X, and Y buttons have been lowered and brought closer together. And Microsoft
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says a three-step manufacturing process gives the buttons a more premium look, as if the
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letters are suspended in 3D space.
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Using invisible reflective technology -- commonly seen on motorcycle riding gear -- Kinect can
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pair the controller with the person holding it, so that if a two people are playing a
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multiplayer game, the console will know which side of the TV each person is sitting on and
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give them the appropriate split-screen space.
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The new controller will also feature a low power state to help conserve battery life
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when it is not in use.
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We'll be getting some quality time with the Xbox One controller next week during E3, so
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stay tuned for more details and impressions right here at IGN.
