NACON has officially announced the availability of its Revolution X Unlimited – Anniversary Edition wireless controller, now on sale through nacongaming.com and selected retail partners. The controller is designed for Xbox Series X|S and PC, and it celebrates the 20th anniversary of the Xbox 360 with a design inspired by the original system and its controller layout.
The Anniversary Edition builds on the Revolution X Unlimited platform introduced in April 2025. While the core hardware remains unchanged from the standard model, this limited version adopts a visual theme that references the Xbox 360 era. The design combines familiar elements from Microsoft’s 2005 console generation with NACON’s current controller technology, targeting both long-time Xbox players and competitive users on console and PC.
NACON continues to focus on durability and precision. The controller features Hall Effect analog sticks, which rely on magnetic sensors instead of traditional contact-based components. This approach is intended to reduce wear over time and minimize the risk of stick drift, an issue that has affected many modern controllers. The main action buttons use Omron micro-switches, offering a more tactile response and consistent actuation.
Customization remains a key part of the Revolution X Unlimited lineup. The controller includes a built-in LCD screen that allows users to adjust settings directly from the device. Players can switch profiles, modify stick sensitivity, remap buttons, and adjust trigger response without needing to open software on a separate device. For deeper configuration, NACON also provides a PC application where users can fine-tune input curves, vibration intensity, and other advanced parameters. Multiple profiles can be saved, making it easier to move between different game genres or competitive setups.
The Revolution X Unlimited – Anniversary Edition is positioned in the premium segment of the market. It is available now at a suggested retail price of €199.90, $199, and £179.90. With its anniversary-themed design and competitive-focused features, NACON’s latest controller aims to combine a reference to Xbox history with modern performance requirements for Xbox Series X|S and PC players.
