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Why this is important: For Android gamers, these changes mean your phone or tablet might finally behave more like a proper gaming machine, with your controller in hand, and no touch-only compromises.

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For gaming on your phone, MCON offers full controls in a much more portable package than any telescopic controller on the market. It's not cheap, but it's the last mobile controller you'll ever need.

Goku 2 brings ultra-low-latency Bluetooth, broad controller support, and multi-platform compatibility for console, PC, ...

Amazon’s Luna controller is similar to other console controllers, but where it stands out is it reduces input latency. We got ...

If you’ve explored the world of mobile gaming on a phone or tablet within the last few years, you’ve likely heard of the Backbone controller. Backbone wasn’t the first company to make a controller ...