the witcher 3 xbox controller

CD PROJEKT RED is celebrating 10 years of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt with Xbox this week. They made a surprise announcement of a special edition Xbox wireless controller for The Witcher 3. The controller went live exclusively on the Microsoft Store today for $79.99 USD and sold out almost immediately. 

They also revealed the Elite Core: Xbox Elite Series 2 Core – The Witcher 3 10th Anniversary Edition, which costs $169.99 USD. 

Here is an overview of The Witcher 3 Controller via Xbox Wire:

The Xbox Wireless Controller includes all the major attributes a witcher needs, including rubberized back grips, remappable controller inputs through the Xbox Accessories app, and Bluetooth support that allows you to journey with Geralt no matter where you play, be it Xbox Series X|S, One, PC, iOS, or Android devices. With the Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 – Core, monster slayers that strive for even more customization will appreciate the shorter hair trigger locks, adjustable-tension thumbsticks, and rechargeable battery so you can journey for longer throughout the Continent.

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