Monthly Archives: May 2010

The call of Chuck Bittner and his request for action to re-map controller buttons
Chuck Bittner has spoken. His call to action to access the technology to re-map buttons on today's great games has not gone unheard. Bittner is a Quadriplegic "Able Gamer" who is frustrated by the lack of attention that Developers, Publishers and Hardware creators have given to this community. A community that is filled with fans and competitors who will be able to participate on the same level and beyond if given the proper access to that technology. Evil Controllers has a great relationship with Randy "N0m4D [...]

Evil Imaging
Reveal your Evil
Evil Controllers has commissioned a new monster forged in the depths of the EVIL LAB: EVIL IMAGING
Fueled by the need to stray away from common man, Evil Imaging accesses the highest in imaging and application technology to generate the future of video game controllers.
A state of the art process, Evil Imaging is the ONLY way to enhance the graphics of your controller.
Along with a unique look Evil Imaging takes the application of the image to the next level.
This is not a STICKER! This is not a SKIN! This is EVIL IMAGING!!!!!
Evil Imaging is the [...]

Evil Controllers teams up with AbleGamers to Aid those who wish to Game
Harpers Ferry, WV "€œ The AbleGamers Foundation is proud to collaborate with Evil Controllers to make a line of controllers targeted to the needs of gamers with disabilities. "I just think this is a great opportunity for the disabled community to be able to leverage some cutting edge technology," says Mark Barlet, President and CEO of The AbleGamers Foundation, "Evil Controllers has a track-record of quality and out of the box thinking, with proven experience working with gamers with disabilities and I am proud to lend our name [...]

Adam Coe attends Games Beyond Entertainment Week

May 10th , 2010- Adam, 21, will sit on a panel at Games Beyond Entertainment Week.
The weeklong event will transpire on May 24-27 2010 in Boston, MA. The function will serve to unite those involved in the gaming industry to explore the wider use and potential of games to provide an impact on a wide variety of needs and communities around the world. The event also seeks to identify emerging and non-traditional markets for gaming. Games Beyond Entertainment Week is developed by the organization behind the Serious Games Initiative and the Games for Health [...]