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Seven years after the last Xbox Elite controller was released, it looks like a new generation is coming. The news comes from Brazilian website Tecnoblog<\/a>, which revealed Microsoft’s new premium gamepad just hours after showing off another Xbox controller for cloud gaming<\/a>. Once again, the leak is via Brazilian telecommunications regulatory body Anatel.<\/p>\n

The presumptive Xbox Elite Series 3 comes with some interesting new controls and features, plus design elements that will be familiar to Series 2 owners such as swappable d-pads, lockable triggers, removable rear paddles, rubberised grips and a matte black colour scheme.<\/p>\n

Two new buttons on the front of the controller, below the d-pad and right stick, look like mouse-style scroll wheels, and could be used as additional inputs or as a way to make changes to the controller’s settings. They resemble the twin scroll wheels on Corsair’s Scuf Valor Pro, an Xbox controller released earlier this year, where they were used to adjust volume and game\/chat mix.<\/p>\n