the system first launched in Japan as the Family Computer (Famicom) in July 1983 (two years ahead of its North American debut as the NES) and featured player two controller that lacked start and ...

This joystick and button is about as limited as you can get for a controller but is more than enough for the type of games that were coming out at the time. It served as a great starting point to ...

Sony followed up with its DualShock controller later that same year, which was initially sold as a secondary peripheral for the original PlayStation and was later included with an updated version ...

Two controllers, zapper gun ... So, what did Sony get right that others didn't? When video games first entered the home in the '70s, they were based on arcade games. Game design was simple ...

The DualShock controller used a curved design that ... So, what did Sony get right that others didn't? When video games first entered the home in the '70s, they were based on arcade games.