The Nintendo Switch's Joy-Con controllers can be used as standalone controllers, even when detached from the console. elaborate
The Atari 2600's iconic joystick was originally designed to be used with the unreleased Atari 5200's light pen. elaborate
The Atari 7800's controller featured a selectable switch for either 7800 or Atari 2600 compatibility. elaborate
The Virtual Boy's cartridges were actually larger than the console itself. elaborate
The PlayStation 3's Cell processor, while powerful, was notoriously difficult for developers to program for, leading to longer development times and higher costs. elaborate
The GameCube's controller was designed to be small and comfortable for children, a significant departure from the larger, more adult-oriented controllers of its time. elaborate