Joysticks

<img title="joystick" src="http://www.crunchgear.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/joystick.jpg" />At first glance, $30 may seem like a lot for a one-button old school Atari joystick with a USB connectio

<img src="http://www.crunchgear.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/06/tekkenx.jpg" /><i>Tekken 6</i> is still several months away—October 27 is circled on most fighting game fans' calendars, I suspect&

At only $20, the LegacyEngineer controller is a pretty nice deal. Not only do you get a USB-powered Atari 2600 controller, you get a warm feeling that no, the 1980s did not pass you by and that no, sp

Force feedback plus six dimensions of movement — I like what I’m hearing so far. This yet-to-be-named device has been in the workings for 11+ years by scientists at Carnegie Mellon Univers

Back in the day, the NES Advantage was the arcade stick for the Nintendo. It mimicked the arcade-style controls almost perfectly, anyone who’s played the “arcade version” of TMNT kno