Microsoft starts blocking 'unauthorized' Xbox controllers and accessories
Microsoft is cracking down on third-party ‘unauthorized’ Xbox controllers. A new error message leads to a block after two weeks of usage.
Source: theverge.com
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Xbox Is Killing Unofficial Controllers, Will It Nuke XIM And Cronus 'Cheaters'?
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Xbox users, Microsoft has 'bad news' for you
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Xbox will block third-party controllers to "preserve the console experience"
Microsoft announced that unauthorised third-party controllers and accessories will no longer work on Xbox consoles after November.
Source: nme.com
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Source: gamereactor.eu
Xbox is cracking down on unauthorized third-party accessories
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Microsoft Blocking Unauthorized Controllers on Xbox
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Source: lifehacker.com
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