Sometimes, it really is the game that's hard. Getting good won't help with these titles designed to frustrate you.

Mouse and keyboard are great, but some games literally require a gamepad. Platformers, fighting games, or arcade racing — in all of these genres, a ...

One of the big advantages of this Nacon controller over the veteran Xbox Elite Series 2 is that the triggers and analog sticks are all Hall Effect, a growing trend in the controller space.

The controls lacked two analog sticks, making a lot of games somewhat ... the PS3 had much bigger issues. The launch controller felt cheap, had unsatisfying triggers, and ripped out rumble in ...

Notably, he didn't specify whether or not the Pro Controller would include Hall Effect sticks, but the way in which he quickly deflects onto another topic probably implies that it won't ...

Sony has developed an Access controller for PlayStation, working with accessibility consultants to improve gaming accessibility for people with disabilities. This is part of the gaming industry's ...

The PS1 dominated the N64 ... and you still played this game with the OG PlayStation controller without analog sticks. Sure, ...

this issue seems to be not be a mechanical issue because it is impacting both sticks simultaneously. More specifically, the problem results in the controller sometimes ignoring stick movement on ...

There are questions like will the Sebile feature Hall effect analog sticks, and if Microsoft will change or add any other buttons with this new controller. Assuming it launches this year ...

but even that is hard on your wrists with how the sticks are placed. Hopefully, anyone who purchased this only wanted it for display purposes because it is absolutely useless as a controller. RealTime ...

In a sea of smartphone gaming controllers with chunky grips, obtrusive analog sticks and rigid backplates ... pressing two buttons on the top of the controller, behind the attached phone, and ...

Offset sticks are reportedly more comfortable because ... a standard pad with both hands (try thinking back to the classic PS1 controller that didn’t have sticks). On the right side, the face ...