Turns out Microsoft makes official Xbox One controller stress toys and they have so many uses

Ever found yourself squeezing your 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Xbox One controller in frustration after one too many missed jumps, or even throwing it after a particularly cheap boss battle? It's a bad habit, but the at least has something that will make🌳 it a little easier on your expensive hardware (and your poor hands): the offiꦍcial Xbox One controller stress toy.
At about a tenth of the price of a real Xbox One controller, and being made of appreciably softer material, it could be your new best friend for playing rage-inducing games. Not only that, it has so many more uses than an actual controll𒉰🍷er, which - due to its cost and fragility - should typically be reserved for playing video games. Here are some ideas to get you started:
- Throw it at the wall instead of your expensive, real controller
- Cut it in half and tack it your wall, so it looks like you threw it so hard it stuck
- Squeeze it to relieve stress and tension
- Give it to your child/younger sibling when they ask to play
- Convince your friends that this is the latest Xbox One controller hardware revision and that it's "foam-core enabled"
- Turn it into a flail to complete your "The Console Warrior" Halloween costume
- Hand it to a model and shoot your own "angry video game player" stock photos
- Become a realtor and use it to stage a house for tech-savvy millennials
- Flip it around and use it as a travel neck pillow
- Buy two and make them kiss
Apparently 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Microsoft isn't manufacturing these stress toys any more, but there's still plenty of stock left for the time being. If you're more interested in non-squeezable peripherals, check out our guide to the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:best Xbox One controllers a𝓡nd accessories.
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