MOGA combines universal Bluetooth game pad and dev tools

I’ll just come out and say it: touchscreen controls suck for action-packed, complex games like, say, N.O.V.A. 3. That’s what makes the Xperia PLAY popular despite mid-range hardware,�and why so much energy is expended on getting existing controllers to work with Android. MOGA isn’t the first controller we’ve seen�specifically�for Android, but it does appear to …

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