(Pocket-lint) – Microsoft is approaching Pride Month, with Xbox launching new driver designs celebrating the LGBTQIA + community.
The company showed an initial version of the controller last year and gave one to some LGBTQIA + players and creators around the world. Now, Xbox is expanding the driver design. As of June 9, 2022, Microsoft is committed to providing more drivers through the “Xbox Design Lab.” The controller will feature a superior design with 34 different community flags “in a fine, intertwined way to celebrate the nuance, complexity, intersectionality and strength of the many LGBTQIA + communities.”
A driver that represents you.
Starting June 9th, we have the option to order the Xbox Pride driver from the Xbox Design Lab. Personalize it and make it your own. pic.twitter.com/eTOEXCa4Y1
– Xbox (@Xbox) June 1, 2022
The Xbox website details each of the 34 flags of the driver.
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Here’s what the site has to say about the new product:
“You can customize all other parts of the controller with a wide color palette, metallic finishes, rubber grips and even add prints to make your Pride driver unique to you.”
Also for Pride, the Xbox Gear Shop offers the Pride 2022 collection, and the Xbox itself donates $ 170,000 to LGBTQIA + nonprofits. For more information on what Microsoft and its Xbox brand are doing during the month of June, also known as Pride, check out the Redmond-based company blog post here.
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Written by Maggie Tillman.