These user-created functions can then do anything desired with the MIDI event info such as affect different controls depending on whether another button is pressed, adjust incoming control values to ...

It's the closest that comes to what I liked the most about Logitech's remotes; it's comfortable to hold, not too difficult to program, and you can easily see and feel its buttons in a darkened room.

If you're looking for more speed in your button presses, there's a "best for speed" alternative. Hopefully, this will make your search a bit easier and save you money on something you don't ...

It also includes four programmable back paddles similar to the Xbox Elite Series, which you can map to any buttons you want, based on how you want to play. The headset is wireless or wired ...

This controller is made to be as customizable as possible, with dozens of variations and ways to alter the layout of the buttons and joystick. This can open the door for those who either can't ...

You can also customise function buttons under the control sticks, as well as benefit from two back button attachments. It’s also a little heavier so it feels more high-end, while still feeling comfy ...

The strange button layout of the GameCube Controller – with gray, jelly-bean shaped X and Y buttons surrounding a green, oversized A button and a red, shrunken B button – inherently makes ...

Top of mind is, what does that mysterious button on the right Joy-Con do? This new square button, placed at the bottom of the Joy-Con, is unmarked, but prior reports have indicated it’s called ...

Chris Plante co-founded Polygon in 2012 and is now editor-in-chief. He co-hosts The Besties, is a board member of the Frida Cinema, and created NYU’s first games journalism course. Ahead of the ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 announcement trailer confirmed that the new console will have an extra button compared to its predecessor. Although most prior leaks depicted this button as being marked with ...

One thing that continues to baffle, however, is the rumoured additional button on the right Joy-Con, sitting just below the Home Button. It was rumoured that this would be the 'C' button ...