8BitDo embraces the translucent green controller trend.
Following Hyperkin announcing a translucent green controller at CES 2025 based on the Halo-themed Xbox Microsoft introduced in 2004, and Backbone releasing a green Xbox-branded Backbone One last week, 8BitDo almost feels late to the party with its new $69.99 Ultimate 3-mode Controller for Xbox. The controller features Hall effect sticks and triggers plus Bluetooth connectivity, but can only connect to the Xbox Serie…
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