You can save 27% off one of Thrustmaster's best controllers at Amazon right now, as the Thrustmaster Heart drops to its ...

We’re big fans of Thrustmaster’s eSwap products at TechRadar Gaming but the Thrustmaster eSwap X2 H.E. isn’t exactly the big leap forward the brand’s controller lineup needs. As for changes, the ...

The Thrustmaster Eswap X Pro is very flashy for a wired controller. An Xbox Series X/S refresh of Thrustmaster’s modular controller design, it has swappable, removable parts. That is, you can ...

The traditional two-analog gamepad is a versatile input tool, but when it comes to something like a flight simulator, nothing beats having a joystick and a throttle. On Xbox One, that is now an option ...

If you already own a Thrustmaster eSwap or eSwap X2 controller, then you don’t need to buy the Thrustmaster eSwap X2 H.E. It’s effectively identical to the eSwap X2, with the only major change being ...

Thrustmaster’s new T248 hybrid drive wheel already went on sale in Europe and North America last month, but the unit sold by the French company is aimed exclusively at PlayStation players. If you own ...

Thrustmaster sent an early unit to Polygon late last week, and we’ve been putting it through its paces for a couple of days now. The centerpiece is the yoke itself, which works quite differently from ...

Today I am taking a look at the GPX LightBack controller from Thrustmaster, an official licensed controller for the Xbox 360. I’m not just looking at one today though, as Thrustmaster were kind enough ...

Thrustmaster revealed a brand new accessory for the Xbox Series X this week with the eSwap X Pro Controller. This is, so far, the first super technical third-party controller developed specifically ...

Peripherals specialist Thrustmaster has announced the impending launch of a new entry in its T.Flight Hotas range, offering official support for the Xbox One console for the first time - with ...

Xbox controllers can come in all shapes and sizes, and usually things that are a little more adventurous and customisable than the standard Xbox Series X/S controller can cost an arm and a leg.