Sony files a patent application for a new PlayStation controller that has buttons which include a strange and unique feature.

The Nintendo Switch is a great on-the-go gaming experience, yet the standard Joy-Con controllers can leave a lot to be desired. Fortunately, you don’t need to continue gaming with the stock controller ...

Yes. Nintendo Switch controllers are compatible with Nintendo Switch 2 (both wireless and wired), although certain features may be limited or missing. For example, Switch 1 controllers won't have the ...

The PowerA OPS V3 Pro released last fall and is an impressive budget-friendly pro-style controller for PC and mobile devices. PowerA's OPS V3 Pro has four remappable back buttons and two remappable ...

The first computer with a Turbo button was the Eagle PC Turbo in 1984, and it became common to see such a button on most ...

To remap PS5 controller buttons, go to Settings > Accessibility > Controllers > Custom Button Assignment. Enable custom assignments, select “Customize,” and adjust buttons as desired. Save changes, ...

For new buyers of PlayStation 5, you can enjoy the best experience with your console button mapping. You can do this trick whether you use the original DualSense controller or any other third-party ...

Daniel writes guides on how to use the internet, explainers on how modern technology works, and the occasional smartwatch or e-reader review. He especially likes deep diving into niche topics that ...

Controllers have grown more uniform and complicated as the video games have matured. The industry has a fairly set format when it comes to the number of buttons, analog sticks and a D-pad. If longtime ...

The QRD Stellar T3 is more affordable than other controller options and offers gamers greater precision with Hall effect joysticks, button mapping, and additional button options. With the introduction ...

If you tried syncing an 8BitDo controller to the Nintendo Switch 2 on launch day, you were probably disappointed when the console refused to recognize it. I know I was. But my disappointment didn’t ...