Your iPhone will now automatically start searching for available Bluetooth devices nearby. Select your Xbox controller from the list. And Voila! You’re done. Now open Minecraft or any game and ...

The Bluetooth Controller uses the Nintendo layout ... but it's earned praise from other reviewers I trust. No, only certain iPhone and iPad games are developed with controller support.

Of course, you can also just use it as a Bluetooth game controller. Why am I telling you all of this ... The BACKBONE One is, ...

I love this story that I first saw mentioned on Brendon’s blog a few weeks ago about a Redditor who designed the iPhone game controller of my (our?) dreams. The best part: the creator of this ...

Next, on your iPhone or iPad, go to Settings > Bluetooth ... you can go into any game that supports third-party controllers, ...

Previously, Apple devices allowed wireless connections with Xbox and PlayStation controllers via Bluetooth ... Also read: iPhone maker Foxconn says building world's largest 'superchip' plant ...

Known for their build quality and low latency, the [8bitdo] line of Bluetooth ... those vintage games wirelessly without the need for direct line-of-sight like the old infrared controllers of ...

Sony has apparently been working on adding the support for months, while Apple has asked third-party developers if they would ...

It's perfect for playing games ... Bluetooth controller compatible with smartphones, Xbox, and PC, though, unlike the XP7-X Plus, the XP5-A Plus is a standard controller that connects to your ...

Following the announcement last month, Capcom has launched Resident Evil 2 on select iPhone, iPad, and Mac devices running ...

Apple and Sony are reportedly in talks about a potential partnership that could enhance gaming on the Apple Vision Pro with ...