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Hyperkin Xbox One Duke Controller Review

Hyperkin Xbox One Duke Controller Review

Posted on October 30, 2018August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The Hyperkin Xbox One Duke Controller review: You can now play games using the original Xbox controller, sort of.

Hyperkin Xbox One Duke Controller

What is the Hyperkin Xbox One Duke Controller?

Those of us old enough to remember the launch of the original Xbox, way back in 2001 (2002 outside the US) will most likely have a few things burned into our memories – Halo: Combat Evolved, Project Gotham Racing and the absolutely massive controller that came with the already-massive console.

The pad – later nicknamed the ‘Duke’ – would eventually be replaced with the smaller ‘Xbox S’ controller after feedback about the size and comfort the controller offered. Simply put, this was a controller not designed for smaller hands, and it sometimes resulted in uncomfortable or even impossible-to-reach buttons for some people.
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