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Nacon announces the Revolution Pro X – Special Edition, a new Hell Is Us-inspired Xbox controller offering 'joystick tension adjustment, Hall Effect sensors, and micro-switch combine technologies'

Nacon has announced the Revolution Pro X – Special Edition, its new officially licensed Xbox wireless controller inspired by Rogue Factor's Hell Is Us.

Nacon announces the Revolution Pro X – Special Edition, a new Hell Is Us-inspired Xbox controller offering 'joystick tension adjustment, Hall Effect sensors, and micro-switch combine technologies'

Nacon has unveiled its officially licensed Xbox wireless controller, the Revolution Pro X – Special Edition, inspired by the action-adventure game Hell Is Us. This new controller, priced at £109.99 / $129.90 / €129.99, offers tournament-grade precision and mechanical tuning for various gaming platforms, including PC, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, and Smart TVs.

The jet-black controller boasts a minimalist whirl design and contactless Hall Effect joysticks, as well as instant triggers with micro-switches that withstand mechanical wear. It also includes two programmable shortcut buttons on the back, four vibration motors, two programmable rear buttons, a 2.4 GHz wireless dongle, and a detachable braided USB-C cable.

One of the controller's standout features is its control ring, which allows players to adjust the mechanical tension of the joysticks via a single gesture, enabling them to prioritize fast movements or precise aiming as needed. In PC mode, the Revolution Pro X – SE delivers a wired connection with a 1,000 Hz polling rate and a claimed latency of just 1 ms, ensuring optimal responsiveness for fast-paced games like first-person shooters.

Yannick Allaert, director of Nacon's accessories division, expressed the company's goal of offering a comprehensive precision controller at an affordable price point with this release.

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