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A Game Controller is an input device used to control a video game. A controller is typically connected to a Personal computer or a Video game console. A game controller can be a keyboard, mouse, joystick, gamepad or any other device that can receive input. Many of these devices, such as keyboards and mice, can be used as input devices though their use is not stricly limited to that of a game controller.

Game controllers can be used to govern the movement or actions of elements in a video or computer game. The type of element controlled depend upon the game. A typical element controlled would be the game hero.

See Also: Gravis Gamepad