It seems as if the highly coveted and limited edition Metallic Gold PlayStation 3 controller is to be available in the US from October. It is already available in the EU, and GameStop has came out with this news online. More »

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So you know the original PlayStation 1 controller that you have come to recognize these days? Well, apparently, that could have not been the design. After all, it went through a few makeovers, but boy, do those other designs look a bit weird and a bit dumb. More »

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Apparently some Xbox 360 games were hard to play with the standard controller, so a new transforming d-pad controller has been released with a price tag of $64.99. More »

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Quick Time Events have been frowned upon as a cheap gameplay mechanic since God of War popularized it so long ago. Today QTEs becomes cool again with the revolutionary new boob controller. Go ahead, mash those buttons! More »

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With E3 right around the corner Sony’s Playstation Move will undoubtedly get a much firmer release date than Fall 2010. In anticipation for what Sony will show off during its Move-centric presentation here is our Top 5 Playstation Move Game Wish list! More »

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To mark the release of Final fantasy XIII in China a specially branded Lightning controller will come packaged with the special edition of the game. Now’s the time to get jealous. More »

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Magic Jungle Software has released a demo video of Chopper 2 for the iPad. Here’s the kicker, you are controlling the copter via remote control. That’s right, by pairing your iPhone/iPod Touch with your iPad over WiFi you have a controller complete with flight controls and artillery fire. Check out the video below. More »

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Do you have too many gaming controllers laying around? Then Sony’s upcoming invention might be just what you are looking for. A patent was filed the other day showing schematics for an all-in-one universal console controller that will work with your Xbox 360, PS3, and Wii. Aside from the standard directional pad and 4 basic button inputs the device is equipped with a touch-sensitive LCD screen that will handle each systems unique functions. More »

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A new system is being developed that uses Electromyography (EMG) sensors attached to your muscles to let players gesture instead of using a peripheral. In plain English this means that this system will let you play games like Guitar Hero without the guitar. While the original article and video include other, more “practical” uses for this system, the implications of this for video games is… pretty cool. Playing video games without needing any controller? Soon enough we’ll be able to play video games with our minds.

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