
Doom Xbox Controller Drops to $74 — Plus, Why Brand Collabs Are the Future
The Doom Slayer isn’t just back for blood — he’s coming for your controller shelf too.
Bethesda and Microsoft just unleashed the Doom: The Dark Ages Limited Edition Xbox Wireless Controller, and it's already seeing its first discount. If you've been eyeing it, Amazon and Walmart are knocking six bucks off its $80 MSRP, bringing it down to $74. And if you’re feeling spicy, Walmart is bundling it with a physical copy of Doom: The Dark Ages (Standard or Premium Editions) for even bigger savings.
"Featuring a rugged green, blood-red, and grey palette, plus Slayer glyphs and an asymmetric stick setup, the Doom Xbox Controller feels like it was ripped straight from Hell itself."
It’s honestly one of the best-looking collab controllers in a while — and that’s saying a lot, because branded controllers have been popping up everywhere lately. There’s a good reason for that: custom hardware is the new merch. It's no longer just about buying the game — players want a piece of the universe in their hands, literally.

Why Collab Controllers Are Taking Over
The idea behind gaming collabs like the Doom controller is simple: merge passionate fandoms with high-quality gear. Xbox and other companies have realized that players want to personalize their setups. Not everyone wants the same black or white controller anymore. Instead, players want their controllers to say something about their gaming identity — just like a band t-shirt or a collector’s figure.
Brands like Xbox have totally leaned into this trend. Whether it’s games (Halo, Starfield, Cyberpunk 2077) or outside partnerships (Space Jam, Puma, PowerA Pokémon controllers), there’s a clear understanding that gamers will happily pay a premium for something that feels tailor-made for them.
It’s not just about pretty colors either. These collaborations often dive deep into lore, like the Doom controller’s Sentinel alphabet buttons and battered armor textures. It's small touches like that that really make the difference.

Current Deals for the Doom Xbox Controller
- Doom Limited Edition Controller at Amazon – $74 (was $80)
- Doom Limited Edition Controller at Walmart – $74 (was $80)
- Doom: The Dark Ages + Controller Bundle – $139 (value $150)
- Doom: The Dark Ages Premium Edition + Controller Bundle – $169 (value $180)
Heads up: Amazon will ship starting April 30, while Walmart will have theirs ready around May 5. GameStop, Best Buy, and Microsoft Store are still listing it at the full $80 price for now.

Bonus: Doom Elite Series 2 Controller and Console Wrap
Bethesda didn’t stop at just a regular wireless controller either. If you really want to flex, there’s also the Doom: The Dark Ages Xbox Elite Series 2 Controller — a Microsoft Store exclusive dropping for a chunky $200.
This one evokes full tech wear vibes with its transparent red casing, customizable button profiles, swappable sticks, paddles, and locks.
And if you’re the type who needs everything Slayer-themed, there's even a $55 Doom console wrap to Velcro onto your Series X. No glue guns, no mess — just pure Hell energy.

Top Xbox Controller Color Versions
Over the years, Xbox has dropped some seriously stunning controller designs — each one telling its own story, from bold color blasts to sleek, limited editions that felt like treasure in your hands.
Here’s some of the hottest Xbox controller designs we’ve seen over the years!
Design | Year | Score |
Cyberpunk 2077 Limited Edition | 2020 | 9.5 |
Forza Horizon 5 LE Controller | 2021 | 9.0 |
Aqua Shift Special Edition | 2021 | 8.7 |
20th Anniversary Edition | 2021 | 9.3 |
Starfield Limited Edition | 2023 | 9.4 |
Fallout 25th Anniversary Pad | 2023 | 8.8 |
Doom: The Dark Ages Controller | 2025 | 9.6 |
Note: Score based on community ratings and design popularity.
Play it, Touch it
The Doom Xbox Controller is more than just a themed cash grab — it’s a genuine piece of Doom Slayer lore packed into a wireless gamepad. From the gritty design to the asymmetric colors and Sentinel touches, it’s a tribute to one of gaming’s most legendary franchises.
And if the first $6 discount is already rolling out before launch week, chances are we might see even better deals down the road, especially after Doom: The Dark Ages drops on May 15.
"If you ever wanted to rip and tear while pulling triggers on something that looks like it survived a demonic invasion, this is your moment."
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