referred to as the PSP Go, which offered a flip-screen with hidden controls, which of course was the style at the time, while the button, d-pad and weird little analog stick nub were relocated.

But a second analog stick that, from the description in this week’s Famitsu magazine appears to bolt onto the portable in as retrofit a manner as possible, seems utterly absurd. [drop2]The ...

The PSP, meanwhile, didn’t even have an analog stick, just some weird little nub ... into working on a HD port of The Thing, so let’s go two for two. Despite being one of the most powerful ...

the Nintendo Switch, PlayStation, and Xbox, have controllers that are equipped with an analog stick that is operated with the left hand. Engineer Aria Salvatrice explains why the controller stick ...

Unlike Nintendo’s dual-screen system, the PlayStation Portable played it straight by simply offering as close to a console-level experience as you could get on the go and prioritizing power over ...

A new mod for the PSP Go is making a major upgrade to the digital-only handheld's storage capacity, allowing players to use MicroSD cards instead of the standard Memory Stick. The mod features a ...

A microscope reveals gouges in the resistive material, caused by the metal contacts inside the analog stick. This happened via regular use. The video starts by taking apart the analog joystick ...

The Retroid Pocket 2+ is the latest retro gamer from Go Retroid and builds on the success ... select, a D-pad, one analog stick, and a couple of triggers at the top. Where the Retro CM3 really ...

The first mainstream handheld to feature an analog stick, the PSP was one of the earliest devices to offer home console experiences on the go. If you’re interested in picking up a PSP ...

All things considered, we do at least have an idea of what causes stick drift in the first place. This happens due to tiny little particles chipping away from the analog stick after repeated use.

Unfortunately, that’s exactly the situation that fans of Densha de Go! found themselves in until ... though, you hold an analog stick in position to maintain your speed or brake force, and ...

A more bookish answer is that Joy-Con drift happens when an analog stick on the controller deviates ... For those not wanting to go through the hassle of repairing Joy-Cons at home, sending ...