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List of Joysticks

Joysticks are archetypal computer games controllers, which normally feature one large stick which has several buttons on it or the base of the stick. Controllers for consoles such as the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and Nintendo Wii feature smaller joysticks which make up part of the controller's function as a whole. Despite the fact that modern computer consoles only include miniature joysticks on their controllers, many solely joystick-based controllers are still available, usually for flight simulation games.
  1. Logitech WingMan Attack

    • The Logitech WingMan Attack is a joystick for the PC suitable for flight simulators, racing games and space combat simulators. The joystick has a three-axis control stick and four buttons. The limited amount of buttons makes it unsuitable for many other types of games.

    Thrustmaster T-Flight Hotas X

    • The Thrustmaster T-Flight Hotas X joystick is compatible with both the PC and the PlayStation 3, and has one joystick control and one detachable throttle control. "Hotas" stands for "Hands on throttle and stick." You can adjust the amount of resistance on the joystick to suit your own comfort, and it is mainly designed for use with flight simulator games. It features a hand-rest and a trigger button for brakes or rapid fire depending on the game you are using it with. It features 12 buttons and five axes, which are programmable to suit the individual game.

    Saitek X52

    • The Saitek X52 also comes with both a joystick and a separate throttle controller. The joystick is compatible with PCs, and features mouse control, multi-function display screen and scrolling wheel. The X52 also has three eight-way hat switches and adjustable tension for comfortable game play. The X52 connects via USB port, and features a precision centering mechanism for the joystick.

    CH Fighterstick

    • The CH Fighterstick is compatible with both Windows and Mac operating systems, and features three axes and 24 buttons for in-game control. It has three push-buttons, one mode switch, three four-directional hat switches and an eight direction hat switch for adjusting point of view. It has 176 programmable functions, so you can configure the joystick to suit the game you are using it with. The controller has a side throttle wheel and an F-16 style handle. It connects via the USB port on your computer, so is ready for plug-and-play right out of the box.


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