I'm not really sure what happened, but I quite enjoy using PlayStation controllers these days, and the same can be said for ...

Gaming accessory maker Hyperkin is creating a licensed replica of the Xbox 360’s iconic gamepad (via The Verge). Named “Xenon” – a reference to the console’s prerelease codename and IBM-made PowerPC ...

Retro peripheral manufacturer Hyperkin has apologised for a "lack of transparency" and "failing to communicate" with its customers. The company has had a series of fumbles in recent years, with a ...

Accessories maker Hyperkin is apparently working on a portable Nintendo 64 system. The news comes from Hyperkin Senior Account Manager Ramon Navos-Moral, who (rather foolishly, it should be said) ...

The market for retro gaming hardware has been around for ages, but no one knew quite how massive it could be until Nintendo came out with the NES Classic Edition in 2016. The miniature console sold ...

There’s no question that the Nintendo Switch is the hottest video game console out there right now, and people also love the retro consoles Nintendo has been selling for the past few years. What if ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. The Xenon follows Hyperkin’s playbook set by the Duke controller remake, with modern amenities like a Share ...

There’s no shame in missing the chonky controllers from the 90s and early aughts. To fully appreciate Hyperkin’s DuchesS name for its controller in development, we have to take a brief stop to revisit ...

My tiny hands remember the original, enormous Xbox controller with fondness. Not because it was ergonomic or a joy to use, but in the same way I remember other absurd and outdated technology—with ...

In the rapidly maturing clone console market, the Retron 5 has become something of a legend. Announced amid great fanfare last year, this wonder system promised compatibility with a staggering number ...

Are the Super Nintendo gamepad's smoothly curved edges just too darn comfortable for your palms? You might want to check out Hyperkin's Pixel Art controller, an SNES-inspired USB controller rendered ...

Finally, Switch gamers can play Tears of the Kingdom with... a hot dog? Gaming accessory and controller manufacturer Hyperkin announced partnerships with a handful of popular food brands to create a ...