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Following an earlier report of sightings of unreleased Fortnite-themed controllers by GameSir, the accessory maker has now officially announced the special edition controllers. However, rather than just three, there are actually six controllers.
TL;DR: GameSir’s X5 Lite for Xbox will come in three Fortnite-themed variants-Black Knight, Durr Burger, and Jonesy-each with themed aesthetics, the same X5 Lite hardware upgrades (MFi, swappable ABXY, Hall-effect sticks/triggers, movable USB-C, pass-through charging, telescoping clamp for phones/tablets up to 213mm, ~145g) and a unique in-game code (Storm Sigil Glider, Extra Cheese Glider, On…
TL;DR: Apple is reportedly developing two iPhone gamepads under the Beats brand-model IDs T6502 and T1057-with standard gamepad layouts; T1057 adds motion sensors while T6502 may be a simpler option. Beats is being used to explore lower-cost accessories, and no price or release date is known. Voice: Hassam NasirSpeed 0:00 / 2:03 Use left and…
The Steam Deck is an excellent and robust handheld gaming platform. Granted, the ROG Ally is cheaper, but the Steam Deck offers a better user experience, especially thanks to its trackpads. But what if you wanted to use the power of trackpads without shelling out $99 for a Steam Controller? Just use (or buy) an…
Apple already supports nearly every major game controller, but new evidence suggests that the company may want to add its own hardware to the mix.
For anyone who’s twiddled their way through several dozen hours of Halo or Grand Theft Auto, the newest Ikea home furnishings collection will probably look very familiar.
Across four generations, the Xbox controller has changed a lot, though much has stayed the same.
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Drakong, a sub-brand of Hyperkin, today announced the PixelByte controller range, a new line of collectible controllers themed after Attack on Titan. These cute, keychain-sized controllers look a bit like a pixelated NES controller paired with one of several characters from Attack on Titan, and will be available
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