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The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time hit Switch 2 today, and, as Kyle Hilliard pointed out in our review, it is pretty excellent. Along with its remarkable visual upgrade, the new Switch 2 remake of Ocarina of Time adds quality-of-life improvements and modernizes the control scheme. As part of that, Nintendo has added the…
Xbox is testing two new ways to play its cloud games, and one of them doesn’t require a controller at all.
Honeycomb now says its Echo Amulator 2024. THis line comes from a fresh purchase email sent to US reservation holders, nearly a week after the company pulled its first batch of buy links — read more about that here
Just ahead of new Xbox Cloud Gaming time limits kicking in this month, Microsoft is letting folks try two new controller options for the service. If you stream Xbox games on a supported smart TV, you’ll be able to use your phone as a controller. The interface opens in a browser, so you won’t need…
As soon as Microsoft announced its $50 Xbox Nano Controller, the adorable little device won my heart with its cute design. However, after gaming with the small controller, I don’t plan to use it as my main gamepad anytime soon.
One of the Steam Deck’s biggest selling points is that you can play it anywhere. However, at nearly two inches thick and around 640 grams in weight, you may notice your hands cramping or feeling sore after longer gaming sessions. Thankfully, the Steam Deck supports a wide range of modern controllers, including the PS5’s DualSense,…
Rechargeable controllers might seem the modern choice, but the gaming community is torn.
Press Playisn’t just the name of LISA’s new EP — it’s also exactly what she wants you to do with her new limited-edition PlayStation collab. Starting Oct. 30, BLINKS can finally order their very own custom DualSense Wireless Controller inspired by the mastermind behind “Tarantino.”
Xbox has opened pre-orders for the Xbox Nano Controller at $49.99, its smallest pad, with availability beginning in November, the company said on 14 October 2026. The controller is a little over 5 inches long, weighs 3.5 ounces and keeps all 18 standard gameplay inputs found on the standard Xbox layout.
The retro controller maker’s first real swing at a premium controller feels great, but it doesn’t earn its high price tag.