 We're looking at the Xbox Elite Wireless Controller. This is the high-end controller that Microsoft will be releasing later this year, and it is nice. All of the parts are interchangeable, magnetized, at least the joysticks are, and they feel surprisingly great. You would think that when you're able to pop them off like that, that there'll be loose while you're actually playing the game, but no, they're pretty sturdy. The D-pad is also removable, so if you're into fighting games or retro games, you can swap it out for that little doohickey. All of the traditional buttons that you're used to can be assigned to these paddles on the back. So if you use, say, the select button, or whatever they're calling it now, a whole lot, you can assign it back here so it's easier to use. There's an option to change the sensitivity, the triggers, right here. And one more thing, you can do a full remap of the controller and assign it between different modes on the controller. So maybe one is your traditional controller mode, and two is where you keep your presets. Overall it's really nice. It's also $150. Is $150 nice? For someone like myself who maybe has a problem and plays video games too much, yeah, you know what, I think it is. It's the Lambo of controllers, I guess. And I am going through my quarter-life crisis, and I'm going to buy this. If you want to see more things like this nice controller, go to TheVerge.com. We have stuff all week about E3 2015. Or go and find us on YouTube at YouTube.com forward slash The Verge.