Microsoft Xbox 360 Wireless Controller

Xbox 360 Wireless Controller: The new Xbox 360 controller has undergone a complete redesign for improved ergonomics and gaming comfort. This wireless controller features a 30-foot range and up to 40 hours of life on the two included AA batteries—and when they run low, you're given ample warning so you can connect a Play & Charge Kit for uninterrupted play. You can also use up to four controllers simultaneously on one console.

Black and white: They began in the top right-hand corner of the Duke, then moved to the bottom right on the Controller S. Now the black and white buttons have been scrubbed from the face and moved to the top-front of the controller. They live above the left and right triggers for ease of use. It's an elegant and intuitive move that simply feels right.

No more puck:The Xbox 360 controller contains no obtrusive slots for sliding in memory cards or the Xbox® Communicator headset's "puck." The memory units now attach to the console itself, while the headset plugs directly into a port on the controller. It makes more sense and means there's one less thing to accidentally lose.

Oscillating rumble: Not only does the rumble feature include two separate vibration feedback motors, but you also set the intensity of the rumble feedback to four different options: full, medium, low, or off. Depending on just how much you want to feel the kick of a gun, a linemen's tackle, or the impact of a thundering car crash, the control is now in your hands.

Xbox Guide button: In the middle of the Xbox 360 controller is the Xbox Guide button. A quick touch can turn your Xbox 360 console on or off. You can also navigate through the full range of features. Call up your friends list, rearrange music playlists, access movies, browse the Xbox Live Marketplace and more, all with the touch of a button.