The ability to decide which buttons do what on your controller should always be entirely up to you, so Microsoft has made sure you remap them however you'd like.

If you use your Xbox controller on both PC and console, you're probably tired of pairing it again and again. Here's how to switch effortlessly between the two.

Microsoft reveals the Xbox One's new controller. One of the new features is developer-programmable trigger buttons.

Steam even supports the Series X’s dynamic trigger rumble feature and the Xbox Elite’s extra buttons and paddles.

Unfortunately, this feature has a caveat, just like nearly every functionality on the Xbox One. You can customize every in-game button but the left and right triggers, which can only be swapped.

Button mapping allows users to customize settings so that pressing the A button is recognized as pressing the X button, for example, or pressing B can replace pressing the right trigger button.

The system uses a button pairing system, so if you map the left trigger to X then X is automatically reversed to the left trigger and so on. Unlike the Elite controller seriously$150whatareyouon ...

Microsoft spent millions of dollars to get the face buttons to look the way they do. Why? Also, check out the much-improved triggers.

One of the biggest casualties was the oversight the Xbox One controller 'impulse triggers' received in the aftermath. Hell, to this day it's a little known feature.