The Outer Worlds 2 now has its own custom Xbox Design Lab controllers ahead of the game's release – here's how much they'll cost

TechRadar•Thursday, October 9, 2025 at 9:54:25 AM

Microsoft has just launched custom Xbox wireless controllers inspired by The Outer Worlds 2, allowing fans to personalize their gaming experience ahead of the game's release. This initiative not only enhances the excitement surrounding the game but also showcases Microsoft's commitment to engaging with its community. Gamers can now express their love for The Outer Worlds 2 through unique designs, making their gaming sessions even more special.

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