The iPhone is a killer mobile gaming platform – so says the hardware. Controlling some of the games with the touchscreen-only can be a test of your nerdism, but the iControlPad aims to bring gaming on the iPhone to the masses. It’s not available for purchase just yet but at least we have a video demo showing what the little pad can do with the Quake4iPhone app. Impressive to say the least.
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Matt Burns
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January 19, 2009
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Looks like a viable solution for those that hate touch screens for gaming. It would be nice if they could add some extra battery juice in that controller. All that’s left is the bitching about the price of having to buy an extra piece of hardware for an already expensive device.
I think the company has done a fine job in filling a demand that may have great potential. I hope the control pad has the required button controls and this company becomes successful.