Microsoft has released a set of drivers that enable Xbox One controller support for 32-bit and 64-bit Windows PCs.
The Xbox One controller works with any game that currently features support for the Xbox 360 controller. After installing Microsoft’s drivers, players can immediately start using the Xbox One controller in compatible games and apps by connecting it via a micro USB cable.
Native controller support will be featured in a future Windows update, but Microsoft notes that it wanted to push out updated drivers as soon as possible in order to let users “play their favorite PC games with what we consider the best controller ever made.”
