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Custom Xbox One Controllers Now Available At Evil Controllers
Evil Controllers, a website that sells customized and modified controllers, is now offering specially skinned Xbox One controllers for gamers who want their gaming accessories to stand out.
These customized controllers cost between $110 and $130, depending on the skin. However, Evil Controllers is knocking $20 off the price for now. The custom controllers come with a six month warranty and function exactly like a regular Xbox One controller.
For comparison, the standard Xbox One controller retails for $60.
Visit the Evil Controllers website to see the other custom controllers available. Check out other modifications from the site and catch up on everything you need to know about the Xbox One, arriving November 22.
Our Take:
I generally do not spend more money than I have to on games and hardware, so the controllers aren't for me. But these types of items cater to gamers who like to have unique controller or console skins and they do a fine job. The customized controllers look cool and will definitely stand out from the crowd. That is if you have enough money left over after buying a $500 console.
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