Decent Cheap USB Arcade Joystick Finally Exists PC owners wanting arcade controls no longer have to pick between cheap rubbish, cabinet-sized monsters or spending $100 on the smaller X-Arcade.

Back in 2009 we reviewed X-Arcade's Dual Joystick, and now the company is bringing out a single version of the device for players who don't want to share with friends. Just like a real arcade ...

Whether the X-Arcade was plugged in to my PC directly with the included USB connection, or via the PS2 and PS3 adapters, I was getting between 5ms and 6ms lag.

Measuring in at 16mm thick, 8BitDo’s new Arcade Controller connects to the Switch over Bluetooth and to PCs using an included 2.4GHz USB dongle. For minimal latency, it can also connect to ...

There are two joysticks, each accompanied by eight programmable buttons. XGAMING also provides a "SOLO" version of the X-Arcade joystick, which is smaller and obviously a bit cheaper.

Does anyone know of a place that sells quality 4-way arcade joysticks for PC using USB interface that works with MAME?My dad loves old school games like Pac-man and Dig Dug and I would love to buy ...

Xgaming's X-Arcade Dual Joystick brought two sets of excellent arcade controls to the home in a massive 12-pound slab, and was one of the best controllers you could get to play older games.

The Soulcalibur VI Obsidian Arcade Joystick plays like a dream. It's not unwise to have suspicions about the quality when it comes to third-party hardware, but those were quickly laid to rest.

Legacy Engineering Group has released a USB joystick that looks and performs just like the joystick included with the classic Atari 2600 video game console. It costs $14.99. The stick is a ...

To properly connect the joystick, a PS/2 keyboard is needed, which gets plugged into the open PS/2 port on the back. USB keyboard users will need to get a USB-to-PS2 adapter to make the connection ...