The N64 remains a legendary piece of hardware for Nintendo fans seeing as how it did many things better than both its ...

How do they differ from analog? Hall Effect joysticks are ... Effect controllers are not a new invention. In fact, Sega had it in its Dreamcast controller in 1998, it's just not widely used ...

A lot of Nintendo Switch owners were plagued by Joy-Con stick drift and have hopes that the successor ... incorporated Hall Effect into their controllers, and even SEGA used them for its Dreamcast ...

Meanwhile, Sega’s Dreamcast controller also brought fun (but questionable in its usability) innovation. It featured an analog stick, analog triggers, and the visual memory unit (VMU)—a detachable ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook A Sega Dreamcast classic from 1999 is getting a new remake this year. While the game in ...

The Dreamcast was essentially an upgraded version of Sega's struggling Saturn ... though it lacks bumper buttons and a right ...

Fans of the Sega Dreamcast console have been dealt some saddening news from Sega. Back in 2019, Sega released the Sega Genesis Mini, which was a tiny version of the console that came packed with ...

Once dismissed as an also-ran beside powerhouse console makers Nintendo and Sega, PlayStation has since ... Sony shipped the dual-analog-stick-equipped DualShock, taking inspiration from Nintendo ...

While the Octopus Arcade Stick is happy to throw down on a range of systems, it’s clear that it was designed with Sega’s Dreamcast as ... between left and right analog sticks or a d-pad ...

Before there was Xbox, Microsoft partnered with Sega to bring Windows to the console ... on par with the original Xbox controller, with a single analog stick, a D-pad, start, four ABXY buttons ...

It’s been 25 years since the U.S. release of the Sega Dreamcast, and the console’s legacy remains a gaping wound that fans have filled with memories for nearly three decades. How could a ...

And many only output composite video, an analog ... or worse. Sega regrouped as the '90s went on, to the point that it kicked off the sixth console generation with the Dreamcast in 1999.