Game port
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The game port is the traditional connection for video game input devices on an x86-based PCss. The game port is usually integrated with a PC sound card, either ISA or PCI. The game port has been replaced by the Universal Serial Bus, which allows for better plug-and-play support.

See also: game controller

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