Playeatsleep.fun - Exciting news from Xbox. To celebrate the launch of Dune: Part 2, they have released a unique controller, the Xbox Floating Controller. What does it mean to have a floating controller? To find out the full information, check out some of the facts we've collected about the Xbox Floating Controller.
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Xbox Floating Controller Facts
In celebration of the release of the movie "Dune: Part 2", Microsoft announced the "world's first floating Xbox controller", which is accompanied by a special edition Xbox Series S inspired by the movie.
The announcement was made via Xbox Wire, which revealed that the controller isn't actually floating, but rather placed on top of a stand which is designed to float. Here are some Xbox Floating Controller facts you should know.
- Microsoft created the "world's first floating Xbox controller" to celebrate the launch of "Dune: Part 2".
- The controller is accompanied by a special edition Xbox Series S inspired by the Ornithopter from the movie.
- The controller is not actually floating, but rather placed on top of the stand special with a design as if the controller is floating.
- Design stand inspired by the colors of the sun, planets, and sand of Arrakis.
- This special edition Xbox Series S is a collector's item.
- You can only get this Xbox set through a competition, where you have to follow and retweet Xbox on X/Twitter from February 13 to March 25, 2024.
- The competition was held ahead of the release of "Dune: Part 2" on March 1 and "Dune" expansions in Microsoft Flight Simulator on February 13.
- "Dune" expansions in Microsoft Flight Simulator will allow you to virtually control the Ornithopter in Arrakis.
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Microsoft is very popular for its unique and interesting Xbox consoles and controllers. Uniquely, for the Xbox Series X and S generations including the furry red and blue Sonic the Hedgehog gamepads, one of which is made from real Jade, even the gamepad is consumable!
As for the standard controllers, such as the Gold Shadow, cosmic Stellar Shift, dusty Stormcloud Vapor, they are partly made from recycled CDs, water bottles, and other Xbox controller parts to celebrate the Earth Day edition. What do you think about this?
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