The N64 remains a legendary piece of hardware for Nintendo fans seeing as how it did many things better than both its ...

Fighters Megamix. Developer: AM2 Publisher: Sega 1997. You can play arcade fighter Fighting Vipers, a port of which is still available on the Xbox Marketplace, right now.You can legally buy and ...

Sony initially stuck with a D-pad-centric controller but soon released the Dual Analog Controller, which added two analog sticks, and a bit later, the DualShock with built-in vibration—forever ...

Croc: Legend of the Gobbos also originally released on the Sega Saturn, ... Legend of the Gobbos on Sony’s interim pre-Dual Shock gamepad, the Dual Analog, so to my child brain in ‘97, ...

After launching with a so-so digital game controller, Sony shipped the dual-analog-stick-equipped DualShock, taking inspiration from Nintendo’s N64 controller and Rumble Pak.

I'm here to make friends, bask in the kind, accepting glow of internet comments, and speak the dark truth you've all long known to be true: The N64 controller, Nintendo's infamous trident joypad ...

When we were developing the Saturn 3D Controller, that was the first time we had ever tried to design an analog-input controller. We looked at how we could best make an analog controller, and spent a ...

The Sega Saturn showcased many fighting games, including various Street Fighter, Virtua Fighter, and Mortal Kombat titles. This phenomenon may be partially explained by the Saturn controller ...

Unsurprisingly, the Saturn kept the same basic design. 3) Nintendo 64 controller (1996) While the three-pronged shape never really caught on past this one, the Nintendo 64 controller was massively ...

Ape Escape was only playable with the original DualShock, the first video game controller with two analog sticks. Nintendo invented and perfected how to move a character in a 3D space three years ...

In the world of emulation, optical disc systems such as the PlayStation or Sega Saturn need BIOS files to run. ... was the Dual Analog Controller,' released on April 25th, 1997.

It could also manipulate 3D polygon graphics in ways neither the Nintendo 64 or Sega Saturn could match. By far the most successful 32-bit console of its time, the PS1 suddenly made video games cool ...