The Pocket 1 is a compact Bluetooth controller that gives Android smartphones and “other compatible devices” Game Boy-style ...

Android 17 update could bring some major new gaming features like support for remapping the buttons on your favorite gamepad.

The vast quality of many Android games and the growing library of cloud-based gaming services such as Stadia and GeForce Now means that you might feel the need to gain an advantage over online rivals ...

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8BitDo, creator of retro-inspired accessories for consoles and PC, has introduced its newest product -- an itty bitty ...

Due to the popularity of mobile gaming, there are plenty of game controllers for your smartphone now available. While most offer very similar features, every once in a while, one comes along with ...

Mobile gaming is here to stay and only getting more popular with services like Xbox Game Pass. While many games support touch controls, there are still plenty that require, or at least benefit from, a ...

This article explains whether or not you can use a controller to play Zenless Zone Zero on an Android device, and how to set it up if you can. Can You Use a Controller to Play ‘Zenless Zone Zero’ on ...

8BitDo Ultimate Stretchable Bluetooth Gamepad is a fantastic choice for mobile gamers seeking comfort, precision, and reliability. Designed specifically for Android devices, this game controller ...

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Google is now allowing users to switch their Stadia controllers to Bluetooth. Once enabled, the controller will start using Bluetooth Low Energy connections. The update will only stay available until ...

Game streaming service Google Stadia (why are you laughing?) shut down in 2022, leaving behind one mark on the physical realm: its not-too-shabby-looking gamepads. Originally intended for Wi-Fi-only ...