French Gamer Turns Lamborghini into an XBOX Controller

Gaming controllers, as of now, aren't an expensive investment at all. A standard PS4 controller would set you back roughly 60 euros, maybe even more if you purchase a modified version from the likes of Razer, Scuf or Impact. Some controllers, such as those from ColorWare, often reach an all-high of $300 for one, due to a 24K gold coating. If not a standard controller, flight sticks may also soar to $400. But why are we discussing such prices? It's got something to do with a French gamer, a Lamborghini and an Xbox. Check out the video he posted on Youtube below:

POG, the French car enthusiast in question, has a solid position across social media platforms of Facebook, Instagram and Youtube. He, quite oddly enough, felt inclined to convert his $400,000+ Lamborghini Aventador into a controller for his Xbox - that's one hell of a way to play Forza 7. It's safe to say that this is the most expensive Xbox controller ever created. However, it would be wrong to say that we've never seen anything like this before. In 2006, a Nissan Urge concept car was revealed, having an Xbox 360 in the back and an internal monitor to play the racing games of the time. Sadly, the car never met the asphalt and it's been forgotten since. 

So if you thought you're looking to buy a new controller and you've got an extra sports car lying around, don't think twice to convert it into an incredible racing simulator. Hopefully you enjoy racing games, because I doubt it's that great for anything else.  

Speaking of Xbox controllers, the gaming company has switched things up alongside their new console, the Xbox One X. Now, potential buyers are free to customise ordered controllers, limited to colours of the build, sticks and d-pad - yet, the price remains the same. The Xbox Designer Lab Creator Series are availabel right now. 

I hope you enjoyed this interesting little post, not what we usually write about, but a Frenchman customising a Lamborghini into an Xbox controller is something we couldn't pass up.