Analog handle The analog handle refers to a handle that uses the MIDI/game interface on the sound card as the interface. Use the four buttons designed on the circuit board to control the direction, and then design the four buttons to act as the buttons

Fighting handle This is the most commonly used type of handle, because this kind of handle is most suitable for fighting sparring games with a third-person perspective, so we call this kind of handle as a fighting handle. In fact, this kind of handle c

The handle design of the home game console has arrow keys on the left and 4-6 function keys on the right. More function keys may be added to other parts to achieve different functions according to needs. The handle is more suitable for emulator games, esp

The handle is an input device of an electronic game machine. By manipulating its buttons, it can realize the control of simulated characters on the computer. The handle has two words Gamepad and Joystick in English. The difference is that Gamepad is he

In 2006, Nintendo released a new generation of game console Wii. The new game controller for Wii introduced somatosensory action to a TV game console for the first time. Wii's internal development code is "The Revolution", and it is indeed w

In addition to classic innovations such as the cross arrow keys, Nintendo was also the first manufacturer to experiment with wireless controllers. As early as 1989, they tried the wireless controller design on the NES console for the first time. The equip

The D-Pad is Nintendo’s most famous innovation in gamepads. The existence of the cross arrow keys can be seen on almost every gamepad today. The history of this cross arrow key can be traced back to the handheld version of Donkey Kong by Shigeru Miyamoto,

The standard configuration of the gamepad was established and implemented by Nintendo. It includes: cross keys (direction), ABXY function keys (action-some hardware manufacturers use different methods to mark, but the arrangement is roughly the same), sel

A game handle is a component of a common electronic game machine, which controls the virtual characters of the game by manipulating its buttons. The standard configuration of the gamepad is established and implemented by Nintendo. It includes: cross ke