When you look at your DualShock controllers from the PS2 and PS3, you probably didn’t realize that there was an extra feature in those face buttons. You see, those buttons were actually analog, meaning that the systems could actually tell just how hard you pressed, and depending on the game it would...

Last month Valve made a few big announcements. First, they showed off their new Linux-based SteamOS, and after that they formally announced that they were designing the Steam Machine in order to bring Steam into the living room. Perhaps their most ambitious idea that they announced was their new Steam...

When it comes to PC gamers who want to use a controller, most folks will end up using a wired Xbox 360 controller. And why not? Between the fact that it’s a nice, comfortable controller in general, and also the fact that because both Windows and the Xbox 360 controllers are both Microsoft products and...

Normally, the announcement of a new controller isn’t any big deal. After all, they’re all the same thing, right? Two joystick, maybe a D-pad, roughly 4-6 buttons and a couple triggers? Well, with Valve, nothing is sacrosanct, including this tried-and-true design as they revealed their latest...

According to the product notes for the Xbox One’s controller the system will be able to support up to 8 controllers connected to the system at once. This is a significant difference compared to the Xbox 360, which as most of you know could only support 4. But how does the PS4 compare? Well, turns out...

If you’re picking up a PS4, but you don’t like the all-black look that the system is going for, then you just might want to pick up another DualShock 4 controller when you get your PS4 in November. That’s because Sony has announced that they are introducing 2 different colored controllers...

One of the best things about the Xbox 360’s controller is the fact that it works well with the PC. Luckily for PC gamers everywhere, if you’re looking to get your hands on the Xbox One’s controller (which looks pretty sweet, in all honesty) it’ll work on the PC just as well as...

Whether you like it or not console makers as well as publishers are really pushing the “second screen experience”. And admittedly, it’s kind of cool in a way, because with that second screen (often in the form of a smartphone or a tablet)  you can use it to check stats not on the main...