That’s right, the all-time SNES classic Mario Paint just joined the service. The game only works with mouse controls, but ...

The ProtoArc EM11 NL is a low-cost way to make your Mac desktop a little more ergonomic, if you can get your head around ...

Well, this is neat. Apparently, some Switch 2 games will support you just plugging in a USB mouse and playing that way instead of using a controller or the Joy-Con’s mouse-like features. I’ll ...

Apple is selling the new USB-C Magic Mouse for $79 on its website, and there’s a black version for $99 (even though they have the same hardware).

Nintendo's latest addition to the Super NES Collection, Mario Paint, will give players the tools they need to let out their ...

None of that is an issue with the Switch 2, but again the Joy Con mouse mode isn't the most ergonomic solution. The good news is that the Switch supports standard USB mice as well (and presumably ...

Nintendo Switch 2 supports USB mice at launch for precise controls in Nobunaga's Ambition. Joy-Con 2 has mouse-like input, but players can also use an external USB mouse in the Switch 2 for more ...

A USB extension cable (probably only needs to be 20cm long or so) has a good chance of resolving this. IME, unless a wireless receiver is plugged into an actual USB2 port, the symptoms you ...

I have a cheap (about $10) PCI USB card.I have a Logitech First Mouse w/Wheel (and ball).After I boot up Win98, the mouse doesn't work at all. I have to unplug and replug it into the USB port and ...

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