Video Game Controllers

It seems as if several new video games for various systems are introduced every month. How can you keep up with what's coming? more »

When you purchase a new or used video game console, you normally only receive one game controller along with the system. This is fine if you plan to be the only person using the system. However, you will inevitably require multiple controllers if you want to enjoy a game with a friend or two. These controllers may cost you around $50... more »

Despite widespread interest in computer games, console-based game systems such as Sony Playstation, Sega Dreamcast and Nintendo 64 remain popular. They're easy and fun to play with multiple people and there's a larger screen. At the same time, some consoles have just plain failed to succeed. Be careful what you choose. more »

To choose the right game controller, you have to take several things into account that can affect the enjoyability of game play. The system might be the engine for your gaming, but the right game controller is the steering wheel. Here's how to make sure you are steering in the right direction. more »

The Wii, Nintendo's contribution to the seventh generation of home video game consoles, is famous for its distinct, motion-sensor-controlled gameplay. However, for times when gamers want a more traditional approach to gaming on the Wii, Nintendo has produced the Classic Controller, sold separately from the console package. Knowing a... more »