New Xbox Controller Aqua Shift Arriving On August 31

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Xbox's Aqua Shift controller (Image: XBox)

Xbox Controller (Image: Microsoft)

The newest Xbox Wireless Controller Aqua Shift is launching on August 31, featuring high-class aesthetics and subtle technical upgrades.

 

“Aqua shift is the first Special Edition Xbox Series X|S controller to feature rubberized side grips with a unique dual-color swirl on every unit,” writes the Microsoft blog. “Textured grip on the triggers, bumpers, and back case makes sure you stay connected to the game no matter how intense things get.”

Through this controller, sharing the joy of gaming can be much easier. This next-gen controller’s Share button can be customized in the Xbox Accessories app, enabling features including screenshots and in-game recording. So if you bump into a what-the-hell-just-happened scenario, you can store that memory in your digital case easily. Or, you can directly record it without any third-party applications required.

In fact, that flexibility extends to all of the buttons on Aqua Shift. The Xbox Accessories app allows players to reset the buttons and customize them based on their own preferences. You can switch them up to cater to certain games or simply to meet your playstyle. The choice is yours.

Meanwhile, Aqua Shift is already available for pre-order for $69.99.

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