A PlayStation controller coming sometime in the future may be the first to include illuminated buttons, making playing in the ...

The Manba One wireless controller comes complete with its own LCD display, but is this controller actually any good?

The first game was a huge success and eventually came to PS Plus Essential, and now it seems it's time for the second entry. Hot Wheels Unleashed 2 Turbocharged is an old-school sequel that adds a few ...

Get the lowdown on Trombone Champ: Unflattened for PSVR 2, which is launching on November 26. Check out the new Alien: Rogue Incursion story trailer! The game has now gone gold and is on track for ...

8BitDo's modernized Nintendo 64 controller is releasing alongside the Analogue 3D, but the $40 wireless controller also works on other platforms. By Steven Petite and Brendan Hesse on November 4 ...

One of the best PS5 accessories you can get is the PlayStation 5 DualSense wireless controller. It comes bundled with most consoles, but if you need an additional controller, this is the one to go ...

Scuf's latest attempt to capture the controller market has seen it create a Backbone competitor that sports symmetrical thumbsticks, a Bluetooth connection, and two back buttons. It's such a shame ...

Here’s how it works. The best PS4 controllers are getting harder to come by - but that doesn't mean they aren't worth buying. There are plenty of PS4 games on PS5 that these gamepads will still ...

The best free PS4 games are here whenever you have a need for a new game but a lack of cash to spend. And these are permanently free titles too, so you don't have to worry about monthly time ...

This Xbox Core wireless controller is identical to the one that's bundled with the Xbox Series X and S consoles right down to the Carbon Black color. Features include textured grips, hybrid D-pad ...

The PS4 controller isn't the hottest gamepad around anymore, but you know what, it's still a great PC controller. When the PlayStation 4 came out, its redesigned DualShock 4 was a big deal.

Before releasing the PlayStation 5, Sony hyped up its new controller's unique triggers and advanced haptics as killer new features. And they weren't wrong—though not many games use the DualSense ...