game controller

A game controller is a device used to play video games.

Perhaps there's a market for this outside of gaming controllers.

And in general, the included game controller makes a lousy remote control.

In boom periods, some standards for game controllers were set.

A child can turn the page to change the screen, apparently the first time an actual book has become a game controller.

Game controllers come in many forms - so why not an exercise bike?

It's exactly what it looks like - a game controller built onto a treadmill.

Movement and actions are all controlled with the keyboard or a game controller.

Since then, built-in force feedback has become standard for most game controllers.

Take a look inside the quintessential game controller and see how it has evolved over the years.

Unless, of course, the person holding the game controller keeps getting Leo killed.

Two players simultaneously performed the dance piece using game controllers.

Or use an Intel phone as a game controller.

No messy cables or confusing game controllers to deal with!

Under my left elbow is a telephone that doubles as a video game controller.

Someday game controllers may deliver an experience that feels completely real.

It is used in a few portable game controllers such as the Wii.

This has been standard in most game controllers since, until the Wii appeared.

Once the game begins, there is little need for traditional game controllers.

Instead, the operators drive the crusher with video game controllers.

For instance, the system is controlled using a Xbox 360 video game controller.

To experience everything today's games have to offer, consider grabbing an aftermarket game controller.

A paddle is a game controller with a round wheel and one or more fire buttons.

It's a trip you take through a photographic viewfinder, with a game controller, on your television.

Others require the player to pause the action and enter a sequence on a game controller.