Accessories Reviews — Page 6
Sixaxis Review: The PS3's Rumble-Less Launch Pad
The Sixaxis launched with the PS3, adding motion controls but dropping rumble. How does it compare to the DualShock 3? Our verdict.
Xbox 360 Wireless Controller Review: One of the Greatest Pads Ever
The Xbox 360 Wireless Controller set the template for modern controllers. How does it hold up today? Our retrospective verdict.
Xbox 360 Controller (Wired) Review: The PC Gamer's Old Faithful
The wired Xbox 360 Controller became the default PC gamepad for a generation. Is it still worth buying? Our retrospective verdict.
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Logitech Cordless Precision Controller Review: Wireless Xbox, Early
The Logitech Cordless Precision Controller brought reliable wireless play to the original Xbox. Is it worth tracking down? Our verdict.
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Logitech Cordless Action Controller Review: Wireless PS2 Done Right
The Logitech Cordless Action Controller was the go-to wireless pad for PS2. Is it worth tracking down today? Our retrospective verdict.
Mad Catz MicroCon Review: A Compact Budget Pad for the Xbox
The Mad Catz MicroCon was a small, cheap alternative to the original Xbox controllers. Is it any good? Our retrospective verdict.
WaveBird Review: The Wireless Controller That Got It Right
Nintendo's WaveBird was one of the first great wireless console controllers. Is it still worth owning? Our retrospective verdict.
Xbox Controller S Review: The Pad That Saved the Xbox
The Xbox Controller S replaced the giant Duke and became the original Xbox's standard pad. Is it the best way to play today? Our verdict.
Xbox Controller 'The Duke' Review: Big, Bold and Beloved
The original Xbox's launch controller, nicknamed The Duke, was famously huge. How does it feel today? Our retrospective verdict.
GameCube Controller Review: Smash Bros' Favourite Pad
The GameCube controller's unusual layout made it a favourite for Super Smash Bros. How does it hold up today? Our retrospective verdict.