The Backbone One is our favorite gaming controller for iPhone and Android, and you can score a terrific deal on the Gen 2 USB-C model. Best Buy has slashed 50% from the price of the Backbone One Gen 2 ...

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Jay primarily writes news and deals posts for Android Police. Before joining AP, he spent the past several years yammering on about the crazy world of Android for various tech outlets. Besides ...

You can use your PS5 controller to play Android games for a more console-like experience, with improved accuracy, comfort, and control compared to touchscreen gameplay. Plus, many Android games allow ...

The 8Bitdo Ultimate Mobile Gaming Controller is a versatile and feature-rich Bluetooth controller tailored for Android gamers. With its telescopic design, Hall-based analog sticks, and extensive ...

For folks looking to play their games on a smaller display, a portable console or a smartphone instantly comes to mind. Mobile gaming has steadily grown over the years, with manufacturers now ...

Razer's press releases are always fun because they use over-the-top language. For the new Razer Kishi Ultra, the company's latest and greatest USB-C gaming controller for Android and iPhone, Razer ...

Android games have made great strides in recent years, but there’s one thing that I think holds them back, and it’s touchscreen controls. While some slower-paced games like Balatro work just fine, ...

The original Gamecube Controller is a product of Nintendo's eccentric design sensibilities, but it's still a favorite of gamers. Talk to Smash Bros players, for instance, and they'll immediately extol ...

Controller support is coming to the Android version of Genshin Impact as part of version 5.5. This is part of several quality-of-life improvements being added to the game with the latest update. This ...

The vast majority of Android games use touchscreen controls, which makes sense since most Android devices are smartphones or tablets. However, there’s a growing number of Android games you can play ...