MaxxStick, a Canadian PC gaming hardware company, has launched the Ergo Pro, its first mass-produced PC gaming keyboard ...

The iconic Quickshot II joystick is back with modern internals, classic design, and improved durability for retro gaming fans.

The iconic 1980s QuickShot II joystick is back, courtesy of British retro hardware brand Retro Games.

It almost goes without saying that flying aircraft or spacecraft is tricky – even in games. The third dimension really complicates things, and traditional controllers or joysticks can only really ...

While at CES I try to avoid getting bogged down by dozens of random gadgets, and this time I mostly succeeded — but the mouse reviewer in me was intrigued by Lexip’s new gaming mouse that’s also a ...

Designed for players with limited mobility, the joystick can now be purchased through Microsoft’s online store. Designed for players with limited mobility, the joystick can now be purchased through ...

Briony managed to get some hands up time with the upcoming release of the asus Republic Of Gamers Chakram. A new flagship mouse being released from asus soon in the United Kingdom with a built-in ...

Over the last two years, [benkster] has been perfecting their ideal flight controller. Like many people, they started out with a keyboard and mouse and eventually moved on to a joystick. While a HOTAS ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. In the annals of gaming history, there’s no controller better known than the three-pronged piece of plastic that ...

We all remember the video games of our youth fondly, and many of us want to relive those memories and play those games again. When we get this urge, we usually turn first to emulators and ROMs. But, ...

Volvo Penta is redefining the capabilities of joystick technology with the introduction of a joystick for wake boats – Joystick Surfing for Twin Forward Drive, gasoline-powered boats. Joystick Surfing ...

In 2006, before the advent of augmented reality games like Pokémon GO, artist Mary Flanagan wanted to find a way to get random people to play a game together. Her solution? Create a 9-foot-tall video ...