Haptic gaming tech employs advanced actuators to simulate touch sensations beyond simple rumbles. Controllers now provide nuanced feedback, syncing vibrations with on-screen events for deeper ...

Third-party gaming controllers have evolved over the years, with manufacturers churning out affordable models that can compete with first-party models. From wired to wireless to customizable ...

Adam Corsetti is a Commerce Writer from the United States. An avid gamer since childhood, Adam became hooked on video games after using the original Nintendo NES console. During college, he created a ...

While 1st party gaming controllers from the likes of Microsoft (Xbox) and Sony (PlayStation) often are more than enough for most gamers, there are more versatile third-party options on the market.

The mobile controller company Backbone unveiled its Backbone Pro controller this week, which brings iOS and Android gaming experiences to the next level. A successor to the Backbone One controller, ...

We have to hand it to Atari for keeping it simple but functional early on. A lot of competing consoles around now tried to get crazy with controllers, adding things like number pads and spinning dials ...

Buying a game controller for your PC is a task fraught with uncertainty and confusion. While gaming on a console typically locks you into whatever stock controller came with the system (or a few ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. If you’re lucky enough to pick up the Nintendo Switch 2 ...

We’re starting off with a tame one here before working our way up. The Dreamcast controller looks fairly standard for the time — it has an analog stick, D-pad, triggers, and four face buttons. The ...

Gaming controllers are a dime a dozen, and it's not easy to know which ones are worth spending money on. Often, the question is whether you really need to upgrade to a new controller when you still ...

The vast majority of Android games use touchscreen controls, which makes sense since most Android devices are smartphones or tablets. However, there’s a growing number of Android games you can play ...