1. Plug your Switch Pro controller into the PC with a USB cable. You should be able to use the USB-A to USB-C cable that came ...

Buying a game controller for your PC is a task fraught with uncertainty and confusion. While gaming on a console typically locks you into whatever stock controller came with the system (or a few ...

Cody is a Commerce Writer for Android Police, which means he usually has a dozen or so Safari tabs open, comparing prices and reading product reviews. He covers everything from short-term flash sales ...

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Yes, you can play Duet Night Abyss using a controller, thanks to its full native gamepad support. The title allows players to ...

The final firmware update for the ill-fated Stadia controller is only available until the end of the year. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how ...

Our Turtle Beach Recon Cloud review looks at an Xbox/PC controller with Bluetooth for Android that includes Turtle Beach Signature Sound, EQ, microphone, and other audio controls right on the ...

GameSir has released the G7 Pro, a new wired and wireless pro-style controller for Xbox, PC, and Android that comes with battery-sipping, drift-resistant "Tunneling Magnetoresistance" (TMR) sticks and ...

Compatible with PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and PC, it's entering a busy space on Sony's console alongside the likes of the ...

The game controller market is getting out of hand, with multiple premium options pushing the $200 mark. This makes the Big Big Won Rainbow Pro 2 such a breath of fresh air. Not only is it reasonably ...

We gave everyone a gentle nudge at the start of December to remind them that the clock on the Bluetooth upgrade option for the Stadia controller was ticking down: Google had given Stadia owners until ...

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