Retro gaming is an exciting prospect for gamers of any age group, but if you want to bring your retro consoles into the modern era, consider these gadgets.

Using a GameCube controller with the Dolphin Emulator enhances the gaming experience, especially for GameCube and Wii games. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you set up your GameCube controller ...

Xbox just revealed a sleek new line of custom controllers, and a brand new wireless controller adapter for you to use on your desktop or laptop. The controllers themselves are gorgeous, coming in ...

Hyperkin product listings for two NES Classic accessories have appeared online. People can now pre-order NES to NES Classic adapters and NES Classic extension cables, two peripherals for the ...

Nintendo has always been a company known for looking to their past successes for present day offerings, and that couldn't be more clearly the case with their announcement today. They've just unveiled ...

The GameCube controller has become the community gold-standard for playing Super Smash Bros. So much so that Nintendo has wheeled out an adapter to make the controller released in 2001 compatible with ...

Overview Windows 11 can support a wide range of peripherals, from old-fashioned gamepads to the latest high-tech ones. Contemporary operating systems can i ...

The adapter that allows Xbox One controllers to be used wirelessly with PCs and tablets is coming later this month, Microsoft has confirmed. Microsoft confirmed with GameSpot that October 20 is the ...

Phil Spencer, head of Xbox at Microsoft, announced during a GDC presentation on Wednesday that we’ll finally get a wireless adapter for Xbox One controllers later this year, enabling use on Windows ...

UPDATE 8/10/14 11.55am: The Wii U GameCube controller adapter will only be compatible with Super Smash Bros., Nintendo has now said. The company has changed the listing on the accessory's official ...

So the PlayStation 2 is backwards compatible with all PlayStation 1 peripherals, eh? Oh yeah, well I've got your backwards compatibility right here, shouts out the developer of the Total Control ...