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Are you ready to take your gaming to next level? Evil Controllers is the industry leader for modded controllers and has been featured in the largest gaming outlets for our innovative designs and custom options. Our Evil D-Pad was voted Inc Magazine’s second best piece of gaming hardware for the year 2011 and Evil Controllers has also been found in print versions of Game Informer, Kotaku.com, Joystiq.com, and all of the big video game websites! The gaming industry knows our name well. Even Google considers our name Evil Controllers to be a synonym for modded controllers.

We do controller mods for Modern Warfare 3, Black Ops, Battlefield 3, Gears of War 3, and many more. Our controllers include mods like rapid fire, autoburst (jitter mod), quick knife, fast reload, active reload, and the list goes on. But, Evil Controllers isn’t just gameplay enhancements, we give controllers a complete upgrade.

While we do offer uniquely colored 360 controller shells, we also offer custom bumpers, triggers, d-pads, battery packs, and more. In addition we have our Evil Imaging which is a unique layer of professional grade paint that fuses with Microsoft Xbox 360 controllers to give them a unique look and a great feel. To see which of our Evil Imaging is new you can check out our facebook page at facebook.com/evilcontrollers.

Since we update all of our social media pages on a regular basis, contact us over the phone, via email, live chat, facebook, twitter, or youtube if you have any questions.

We take pride in our customer service and hope to hear from you. We receive calls all day from happy customers that just want to thank us for our customer service that simply outclassed what they had experienced from our competitors.

If you want a gaming controller with a unique look or some impressive mods, then you have come to the right place. Partnered with the AbleGamers Foundation we can customize a unique controller that is specific for your needs if you have any problems with mobility, just click on the “accessible” tab at the top of the page.