[Alex] wanted to play video games with an arcade stick and buttons, but got sticker shock after seeing the price of commercially available controllers that connect to a computer via USB. He set out to ...

You get a really high-quality carry case with the controller. Apparently valued at about $20, this is just as useful as any ...

Arcade-In-A-Box, announces the release of PlayStation 3 compatible arcade controllers. The new PlayStation 3 arcade controller also features 100% backwards compatibility with PS2 and PSX games played ...

Arcade-In-A-Box, announces the release of their latest arcade controller, a combo Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 unit. This unit allows gamers the widest compatibility with modern consoles of any arcade ...

Tucson, AZ - Oct 23, 2007 Arcade-In-A-Box ( www.arcadeinabox.com), announces the immediate availability of single and dual-player authentic arcade controllers for the Xbox 360. The Xbox 360 control ...

Leverless controllers for fighting games can be intimidating, but the 8BitDo Arcade Controller is a solid newcomer option.

[weirdo] sent in this sweet Xbox 360 arcade controller project (translated). He really wanted an arcade controller for the new Mortal Kombat game. After noticing that the expensive retail arcade ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. When Razer first announced their Atrox Arcade Stick for the Xbox One I gave it a hard time, mainly because the Xbox One only had one fighting game at ...

Forget the joystick and forgo the D-pad. 8BitDo introduced an all-button arcade controller with an ultra-slim profile that's built for competitive fighting games. The company is known for its wide ...

The Hit Box, a stick-less alternative to the classic arcade setup, represents an unusual form of input for fighting game enthusiasts. Essentially, the device takes the knobby portion of the controller ...

Want to take your fighting game skills to the next level? The 8BitDo Arcade Controller for Xbox is a pocket-friendly way of getting an edge.

This how-to involves a lot of wiring, a lot of balls, and a lot of love for old school arcade games like Frogger, Street Fighter 2, Galaga, and whatever early ’80s shooter they’re pumping out onto ...