Tomb Raider Xbox 360 Controller Comes With Transforming D-Pad

Microsoft and Square Enix are teaming up to release a special Tomb Raider-themed controller for the Xbox 360, which is was developed in collaboration with the game’s developer, Crystal Dynamics.

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The Tomb Raider-themed controller will be a limited edition wireless Xbox 360 controller. It will come with a customizable D-pad that can change between a “plus” and a “disc”.

 

The controller will cost $59.99 / €49.99 / £39.99, and picking it up will also get you a playable Scavenger Archer character in the game. In the U.K., the controller will be available exclusively at GAME stores. Take a closer look at it in the video below:

 

 


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