Scuf Gaming partners with Microsoft to make the Xbox Elite controller even better

Microsoft is working hand-in-hand with one of the top controller makers in the business.

Scuf Gaming announced today that it has signed a licensing agreement with Microsoft. This will enable the Microsoft company to use Scuf’s patents and other intellectual properties. That’s important because the Xbox One Elite Controller, which goes releases October 27 for $150 (and already proves popular), uses a lot of technology that is similar to the innovations Scuf Gaming made with its devices — like the capability to swap one analog stick for another.