Start by making sure Steam detects your controller correctly. Restart the game and test your controller. If you also run into visual problems like the screen going black in No Man’s Sky, it may point ...

Stick drift is the bane of gamers everywhere. One second, your aim’s perfect, the next your character’s creeping forward like it’s got a mind of its own. If that sounds familiar, you’ve got drift.

Xbox controller stick drift, where the stick moves on its own, is common on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and Elite Series 2 controllers. It's often caused by worn-out parts or dust inside the controller ...

When a midair collision and a series of radar outages captured attention in the United States this year, some air traffic controllers thought it might finally lead to solutions for a nationwide ...

First, start with more basic troubleshooting methods, such as unplugging your controller to ensure it’s properly connected. Unplug your gamepad and plug it back into a USB slot. I also recommend ...

The Switch 2 is in many ways a more premium and powerful version of the original Switch, but its sleek design seems to have come at a cost. Not only is the console itself difficult to repair, but a ...

“This is a piss-poor excuse for a controller.” That’s how repair-focused YouTube channel iFixit starts its negative review of the Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller. The repair and tech experts suggest ...

Most PS5 stick drift issues are caused by dust buildup, worn-out sensors, or miscalibration and can often be fixed without opening the controller. Start with easy solutions like cleaning the analog ...

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — Hailee Williamson calmly directs a virtual airplane to land on a runway that looks exactly like one at the airport in Oklahoma City where the Federal Aviation Administration ...

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For a while now, it’s been possible to use handheld gaming controllers to play games in Chrome and Edge. Unfortunately, the experience is less than great due to input lag—and that’s something ...