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===Controller=== [[File:360 controller.jpg|thumb|Controller up close]] The Xbox 360 has the ability to support four [[wireless]] controllers. Additionally it can support three wired [[File:Mando_Xbox_360_Slim.png|thumb|Xbox 360 Slim's controller]]controllers through the use of its [[USB]] ports (two in front, one in back). The wired controller cords are nine feet in length and are breakaway similar to those used with the Xbox. The controller for the Xbox 360 is a similar yet improved version of the Type-S gamepad for the original Xbox. The Xbox 360 controller adds the new feature of the Xbox guide button, which has the appearance of the Xbox 360 emblem and is surrounded by a ring of light. Pressing the Xbox guide button will bring the Xbox 360 out of sleep mode or instantly bring up the "Xbox Guide". The ring of light lights up to designate what controller "port" the gamepad is currently using and which console (if more than one) the controller is connected to. The black and white buttons have been redesigned as shoulder buttons, now referred to as bumper buttons, located above the left and right triggers. The rear of the controller has been redesigned to include a new port where the player can connect a headset. The new port replaces the two non-standard [[USB]] connectors on the front of the Xbox controller.
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