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Xbox Reveals Its Latest 'Limited Edition' Controller, Seemingly Exclusive To Design Lab

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Xbox Reveals Its Latest 'Limited Edition' Controller, Seemingly Exclusive To Design Lab
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Xbox has unveiled a new 'Team Spirit Limited Edition Controller' designed to celebrate the upcoming World Cup. This controller is potentially exclusive to the Xbox Design Lab, allowing for customization options. Priced at $94.98, it features a dynamic design that captures the excitement of matchday moments.

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NewsXboxControllersXbox Design LabTeam Spirit Xbox Reveals Its Latest 'Limited Edition' Controller, Seemingly Exclusive To Design Lab Just in time for the World Cup by Fraser Gilbert4 mins ago Share: We've got a new Xbox Limited Edition Controller that's just been unveiled today! This one is known as the "Team Spirit Limited Edition Controller", and it's seemingly been designed to celebrate the arrival of the World Cup in mid-June, although the official wording doesn't say anything about a specific tournament. "We’re underway. The Team Spirit Limited Edition Controller is designed to capture the electricity of the biggest matchday moments from the opening whistle to the final countdown.

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