Remember the classic Atari joystick, a sure candidate for the least ergonomic game controller in history? Now you can buy a new one. In case you have successfully blotted the memory from your brain, ...

When the Atari VCS team decided to remake the retro console, it knew the controllers would be just as important as the box itself. After all, there's no gaming accessory quite as iconic as the Atari ...

The Atari joystick is one of the most recognizable controllers in gaming history, and now the company is not only bringing it forward into the modern age, it’s making it better with new bells and ...

It's full steam ahead for the PC-based retro revival that is the Atari VCS, presuming there will no longer be any delays that push it back further than its new late 2019 target. But while Atari has ...

An Atari joystick for your iPad? Now that is kind of cool, and it actually looks like it’ll work in a truly connected sense, unlike some of these awkward alternatives where you’re basically suctioning ...

This original Atari controller is pretty small (take a look at that RCA cable for a sense of scale). Despite it’s size, [Kyle Brinkerhoff] managed to fit a complete gaming system inside the controller ...

Here’s an ideal accessory for your geeky apartment, the Retro Atari Joystick Candleholder. This fun candleholder is shaped like the base of an Atari Joystick, add a candle, and it is transformed into ...

Rachael (she/her) has been in love with all things video games for more years than she cares to remember. Her previous roles include being a staff writer, senior editor, and also the head of culture ...

HANOVER, N.H. — A 9-foot-tall video game joystick made of wood, rubber and steel has made it into the Guinness World Records 2022 as the largest. Dartmouth College professor Mary Flanagan created the ...

Even if your memory of the Atari 2600 Joystick is of a torture device which cramped your hand after five minutes of play, you might still have a soft spot in your retro-loving heart for the classic ...

Landing signal officers work with the ATARI while preparing for an F/A-18 to land on the flight deck of the carrier Abraham Lincoln. (MC1 Josue Escobosa/Navy) Remember all those times as a kid when ...