Over five years ago, I wrote a post on this very website about one enterprising Xbox 360 owner who velcroed a Jabra A210 Bluetooth adapter to the back of his controller, thereby freeing him from ...

New Xbox 360 wireless adapter incoming, no solo 250GB HDD Microsoft readying faster, dual-antenna 802.11n add-on to help 1080p streaming; "no plans" to sell new expanded hard drive alone. By Tor ...

While officially there’s no way to use a USB microphone with Xbox, there is a workaround that could be the solution you’re looking for. Bear in mind, this method involves connecting multiple ...

You don't nab the exclusive rights to create Xbox 360 branded headphones and not put some theoretical hutzpah into it: at E3 this week, Mad Catz is showing off a trio of co-branded Tritton / Xbox ...

Developed by Incredible Ape, PewPewPewPewPewPewPewPewPew (that’s 9 Pews), is a yet another shoot-em-up on Xbox Live Arcade…only, this one’s controlled using a microphone. While Incredible ...

The single-antenna Xbox 360 wireless adapter supports only 802.11b, 802.11g, and 802.11a wireless standards. Retailers such as GameStop and Amazon have marked down the old model to $69.99 and $76. ...

It now seems that Microsoft is working on creating an adapter for the Xbox One console that will enable gamers to use their old Xbox 360 headsets if. ... which also features a built-in microphone.

The Xbox One Stereo Headset works with a full-range of audio at 20Hz – 20kHz) and includes a unidirectional microphone. This headset works with the Xbox One's Skype-powered chat audio codec as well.

Rock Band 4 players on Xbox One will need the Legacy Game Controller Adapter to use any last-generation wireless instruments. Asked about compatibility with wired Xbox 360 peripherals, the ...

Much like the 360, the Xbox One controller requires an additional peripheral that you'll need to purchase to use it wirelessly with your PC. Best Buy sells a bundle deal of the controller and the ...

The Price. $100ish (cheaper at retail) The Verdict. If you upgrade to the new Xbox 360 Wireless Adapter from the old, 802.11g version, you won’t notice any difference while gaming.