Before 1983, video games controls were clunky. Instead of thumbs and fingers to play, palms and entire fists were used to push, pull, and jerk joysticks. The interface worked, but it wasn’t ideal.

The default Switch Joy-Cons, as well as the Switch Pro Controller, all have motion control functionality built-in.

To combat our — especially younglings' — inclination toward staying at home to play mobile games, a startup named UDU has introduced a new and immersive handheld gadget. The device allows people of ...

Ewan has been a content writer since 2020, and loves nothing more than discussing all things gaming. While he's been playing games all his life, he has a particular interesting in anything even ...

Reactive Feedback is a motion-based game controller created by the company Tactical Haptics. The controller aims to popularize feedback technology to enhance a player’s reality while gaming by using ...

After Peter and I took in the Sony press conference that announced the Move controller, we joined the hundreds of other people gathered at the event to finally get our hands on the thing. More than ...

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Anyone who’s ever stood in front of a Kinect-equipped Xbox knows the fun of virtual control, of using your hands to manipulate what you see on the screen without touching anything but air. The Leap ...

Meet the latest Steam Controller for Valve with magnetic thumbsticks and TMR sensing, giving steadier aim and fewer drift issues for smoother gameplay ...

Nintendo revolutionized motion gaming with Wii Sports, showcasing how motion controls could be accessible and fun for all ages. Some games, like 1-2 Switch, expertly integrate motion controls into ...