This isn’t just the Atari joystick equivalent of the transparent Gameboy, which had no added features except for special see-throughness. This joystick is actually hackable, and can connect up to ...

Vista, CA, - CH Products, the leading manufacturer of PTZ surveillance joysticks, introduces the RS Desktop, a compact and stylish addition to its newest line of USB desktop joysticks. Incorporating ...

With the Quickshot II, a joystick returns that, like few others, belongs to the image of home computer games of the 1980s.

If you dream of sitting in a cramped cockpit for a midair dogfight, a flight simulator game and a joystick can get you halfway there. Using your keyboard and/or a game pad is fine for first-person ...

“TheC64” is a popular recreation of the best selling computer of all time, the original Commodore 64. [10p6] enjoys hacking on this platform, and recently whipped up a new mod — adding a 9-pin Atari ...

I recently purchased a used MS Precision 2, and it's been a fantastic joystick. <BR>Under WinXP Pro, it's truly Plug-and-Play. I had no need for drivers because WinXP comes with the necessary drivers ...

The Sidewinder line was a series of gaming peripherals produced by Microsoft, starting in the 1990s. After some initial stumbles, several cutting edge joysticks were released, at a time when the home ...

The project is termed as MJoy which is a USB joystick that uses and ATmega8 microcontroller for playing video games in a computer. Along with the ATmega8 microcontroller are the four buttons, one ...

Legacy Engineering Group has released a USB joystick that looks and performs just like the joystick included with the classic Atari 2600 video game console. It costs $14.99. The stick is a standard ...

It would be possible to use Atari Joysticks to play emulated games on your PC by building an adapter to connect to the USB port. It would be possible to use Atari Joysticks to play emulated games on ...

So my daughter is at the Barbie website and they have a variety of flash games.<BR><BR>I want to take a flight sim Saitek joystick and remap the buttons so the hat switch is UP DOWN LEFT RIGHT arrow ...