I'll be interested in what you find out. Based on the fact that it only requires iOS 4.3 or above, it must not be an MFi controller, but rather probably emulates a bluetooth keyboard like the iCade. Hopefully it's iCade compatible. Edit: Oops, just saw Kevin's post already saying this.
-bangs head against table- And of course Amazon says to late to cancel. God damn it I want a clip on controller for my iPad! Only one out there and it's been in pre order status for over a year
My latest game Fatal Escape is compatible with game controllers (MFI, iCade). It's free, so don't hesitate to download it. if you want to give me some feedback, here is my TA thread: http://forums.toucharcade.com/showthread.php?t=268534 thanks
Im glad the Apple TV can now directly use MFi controllers coz this will definitely increase the value of our MFi controllers. With the Apple TV - MFi controller compatibility, there is a bigger chance developers will consider adding MFi support in their games now and make it available for the TV as well. I think even older games that are still being supported by the devs are considering adding MFi controller support so they can make their game compatible with the TV as well.. Crossing fingers!
Dafudge? Next Gen ConTROLLer. Not sure if you can see the video but... https://www.facebook.com/ChinaorgcnFrench/videos/1659490304265019/
Ordered a Powershell. How's it perform? I only ever used the Controllers For All tweak on my old device
I grabbed the new steel series nimbus today. Seems to do the job well enuf. Hated the d pad but overall I thought it felt like about what a 50$ mfi controller should feel like when compared to how much others were before. It's not remotely close to quality of a console controller, it's light, plastic-y, but it doesn't necessarily feel cheap either. I'd gather it'll serve its intended purpose of being a entry level controller for consumer Apple TV use. iOS games obviously don't have the sophistication of physics and gameplay that console and pc games have so imo this is about all you need for iOS gaming. You don't have to have a cutting edge controller tech wise when there isn't the games to use it on. to that end, not sure I see a point of spending more on a mfi controller then this, it'll accomplish the job about as well as the other ones out there will because there just isn't a game demanding more precision in the first place. Even the d-pad, when you see the direction that mortal kombat went with that abomination, how good does the controller really have to be. Tried the app out for it, it sent a fw update to the controller but after that, it doesn't seem to have any calibration screens to it. I have a ctrli full size before this, I'd say that felt better in the hands but in real life situation of gaming, one didn't play better then the other. I do like the Lightning connector over the ctrli. The nimbus feels smaller in the hands, I preferred the shoulder buttons on the nimbus, was more ergonomic that way. Seemed like the ctrli had more play on the analog sticks. I couldn't figure out the lights and what they were trying to tell me for life of me on the nimbus. It did not match what the instructions said should be happening. When I plug in to a iPhone wall charger, no light turn on. When I plugged into a higher power usb plug, two light of 4 constantly blink as if charging but never changes from that. didn't figure out the rhyme or reason of what's going on there. I felt while there are subtle differences here and there, nothing was a deal breaker given that again imo, both and all other mfi controllers out there are only being asked to perform the most basic of functions anyway. The games aren't demanding any level of precision to warrant a better controller anyway.
Picked up the Mad Catz Micro C.T.L.R.i and loving it! Reviewers preferred the Micro over the original.
Just bought a CTRLi Micro. It works but some weird issues. Firstly once it's paired the 1st led comes on, but periodically all 4 flash. It still works but just wondering if this is normal as it happens every 10 seconds. Secondly, once I turn it off, I can't turn it back on! Until I take the batteries out and put them back in.
Hi guys!!! I just bought a PXN Speedy Wireless Controller. I choose it 'cause of the good review and the iPhone clip it has. May I ask all of you to suggest the best FPS or TPS game with MFI controller support? Please no games that require internet connection. Thanks in advance.
Hello, can someone confirm if Dead Trigger 1's controller support is broken? Can't get it to work, but it is listed in afterpad.com that it has full controller support
Yes, dead trigger one never had support. I think the controls you are able to use (movement if I rember but no shooting) were accidentally activated when apple and unity engine added controller support.
Already own Nimbus but thinking to get that as well, Do you think which one is better for enjoying the games?
