BY LUKE KARMALIMicrosoft has unveiled a new Xbox 360 controller will be coming to Europe and North America next month, with an Arctic Camouflage theme.

The US version is set to cost $54.99 and, while we've yet to hear anything official, seeing as previous editions have cost around £39.99 in the UK we'd bet that's a realistic price point.

A range of special edition Xbox 360 controllers have been released over the past year, including purple and black chrome, gold chrome, red, blue and silver versions. We've only seen one limited edition Xbox One controller to date, and that was to tie in with Titanfall's launch back in March.

BY LUKE KARMALIMicrosoft has released the Xbox One May Update, containing a range of improvements centered on the console's audio controls and Party Chat functionality.

As we previously reported, this is the second small patch in as many weeks and is indicative of the company's commitment to roll out updates more regularly.

This patch causes the "Get System Update" button to be greyed-out when no patch is available, while it'll read "Update Console" if your system software isn't up to date.

You'll also be able to opt-in to help improve speech-recognition, with samples of your voice being sent to Microsoft to analyse for its algorithms, as well as fiddle with volume controls for various apps when you're using Snap or chatting with Kinect.

Other issues addressed include one where Party Chat was muted if you failed to snap the app, alongside another where Game DVR clips occasionally recorded without audio. New features for the next big patch will likely be revealed shortly.

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source: http://www.ign.com/articles/2014/05/19/xbox-one-may-update-now-available