Measuring in at 16mm thick, 8BitDo’s new Arcade Controller connects to the Switch over Bluetooth and to PCs using an included 2.4GHz USB dongle. For minimal latency, it can also connect to ...

Forget the joystick and forgo the D-pad. 8BitDo introduced an all-button arcade controller with an ultra-slim profile that's built for competitive fighting games. The company is known for its wide ...

With the recent release of Microsoft Flight Simulator on the Xbox Series X|S there’s never been a better time to get a flight stick for the console, and as you might imagine, there are a numb… ...

When you factor in that it includes a carrying case, a USB-C cable, and Hall Effect technology (something the DualSense Edge's joystick tech is prone to drifting despite the option to replace it ...

Razer has opted to lose the joystick with its new Kitsune arcade controller in favor of buttons. The all-button optical arcade controller is designed to be used with the PlayStation 5 and PC.

Forget the joystick and forgo the D-pad. 8BitDo introduced an all-button arcade controller with an ultra-slim profile that's built for competitive fighting games. The company is known for its wide ...

This accessory will cost $60 and features "low-resistance buttons," along with highly sensitive Hall Effect joysticks, with all the buttons accessed on the top of the controller.

[Akaki Kuumeri]’s latest project turns an Xbox One gamepad into a throttle-and-stick combo that consists entirely of 3D printed parts that snap together without a screw in sight.

This joystick and button is about as limited as you can get for a controller but is more than enough for the type of games that were coming out at the time. It served as a great starting point to ...

The Nintendo 64 controller may have been strange-looking, but its pioneering use of a joystick for navigating 3D environments in games was a pivotal moment in gaming history.

8BitDo’s new all-button arcade controller is just 16mm thick If you’re a fighting game fan, 8BitDo’s new controller could give you an advantage by ditching the joystick.

Romano designed the controller -- which has 29 buttons and "joystick mouse" -- as part of the StarCraft II Stick Ultimate Build-Off challenge run by game blog Shoryuken. It tasked fans of real ...