Browsing: controller

TL;DR: SteelSeries’ $259.99 Aeon Pro is a premium PC/Xbox controller with a QuickSwitch dock and OLED for seamless device switching, hot‑swappable dual batteries, Hall Effect thumbsticks, programmable back buttons, mechanical switches, customizable triggers, and USB‑C, Bluetooth, and low‑latency wireless connectivity. Voice: Kosta AndreadisSpeed 0:00 / 2:21 Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio.

SteelSeries’ conquest to take over your gaming space has, oddly enough, rarely included a controller. Especially a premium one. It feels like everyone is making one now, so it’s worth throwing your hat in the ring to see if players resonate with what you bring to the table. The Aeon Pro is what the gear…

As “Grand Theft Auto 6” gets closer and closer to launch, we’re getting more details about the game from places like Netflix, as well as news about all of the special edition hardware related to it. Case in point, at PlayStation’s State of Play event on September 3, the company announced a pair of special “GTA 6”-themed…

Your PS5’s controller will likely need a replacement before the console itself does, but when should you expect this?

Razer™, the leading global lifestyle brand for gamers, today announced the Razer Prio, an ultra-mobile, foldable USB-C gaming controller engineered for iPhone and Android (1). Built to turn daily downtime, from commuting delays to breaks between classes, into console-grade gaming sessions, the Prio delivers full-sized control in a palm-sized form that slips into any pocket.

Razer has redesigned the way people could potentially play mobile games with the introduction of the Prio controller design.

People still swear by this quirky controller, leading to Nintendo supporting it for 25 years and counting.

When the first teaser image of Yoniq’s dual-screen handheld first surfaced, it also showed a second device that looked like a DualShock 2 controller with a display between the grips. It turns out that the handheld, which is called the Yoniq Portal, is real, and there’s a hands-on video of it.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. —What do video gamers and 911 telecommunicators have in common?

Zorkis a text adventure game, which means you play the entire thing by reading text descriptions of the environment and entering text commands. It relies on your ability to imagine the scene — though people, including my own father, cheated by drawing out maps on notepads. Because it is all text processing,Zorkcan run on some…