The M4 Snap-On mobile controller is much smaller than clamp-on gamepads and easier to slip into a pocket.

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 ...

Anyone in the market for an affordable wireless controller that's big enough to fit a smartphone or a tablet should consider ...

Due to the popularity of mobile gaming, there are plenty of game controllers for your smartphone now available. The latest even feature Hall Effect sensors and triggers for increased precision and ...

In brief: The Backbone One has long been one of the most popular iOS game controllers, praised for its cross-compatibility and other features that go above and beyond. Now, Android users can access ...

I'm a huge fan of the ecosystem of accessories that MagSafe is spawning. I'm also a huge fan of mobile game controllers like those offered by Backbone. I use them regularly when I'm on the go. Now, ...

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Nothing makes playing advanced games on an iPhone better than a Backbone game controller. Clip one to your phone, and it basically turns the handset into a mobile gaming console, ready to play ...

I awarded the GameSir G8 Galileo five stars when I reviewed it. As mobile controllers go, it's pretty hard to beat thanks to longer grips, back buttons, and a comfortable feel. Not only is it "built ...

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So, I've been thinking about a game idea. It would be a group thing, like a party game, hosted on a single computer, but people would join by visiting an URL on their phones. The phone would then ...